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Larry Ellison’s Yacht Musashi: Everything You Want To Know

American billionaire Larry Ellison was the co-founder of Oracle Corporation and is believed to have a net worth of nearly $114 billion. Ellison is no stranger to the yachting world and used to co-own a yacht with David Geffen for many years. There was a rumor he sold his stake to Geffen because he thought their 453 foot yacht the Rising Sun was just too big for him. That was back in 2010. Since that time, Ellison has gone on to purchase his own yacht

Design and Features of Larry Ellison’s Yacht

Ellison’s yacht is known as Musashi. It was built in 2011, just after he sold his previous yacht to David Geffen. It was built by the company Feadship with an exterior design by De Voogt naval architects and interior handled by Sinot Yacht Design.

The vessel has a steel hull and an aluminum superstructure. The decks are teak. The superyacht features at-anchor stabilizers to increase comfort. The on board water tanks store around 88,000 liters of fresh water.

What’s with Larry Ellison and Miyamoto Musashi?

Other yachts that Ellison has owned included the Ronin and the Katana. All four of these yachts have a noticeable theme in common and that is Japan with a strong leaning towards samurai culture. 

While Rising Sun is a reference to Japan itself, often called the Land of the Rising Sun, the other names are more samurai inspired. Ronin is the name of a masterless samurai while a katana is a type of sword that is often associated with the warriors. As for Musashi, that comes from a famous samurai warrior and Japanese swordsman named Miyamoto Musashi. It was said Musashi was a master swordsman and was undefeated in over 60 duels. 

This appreciation for Japanese culture also inspired some of the design elements of the yacht seen in the Sinot yacht architecture. That includes things like an overall minimalistic Japanese style, clean lines along the exterior to the materials and art found within which either reflect Japanese style or design esthetics.  One of the most notable pieces is a Hiroshi Senju painting.

Interior of Larry Ellison’s Yacht

The Musashi superyacht has been designed to accommodate up to 18 guests at a time, in addition to the crew who run the ship. That includes 10 guest suites, two of which are VIP cabins. Among the many features available for guests you can find

• a movie theater
• a swimming pool
• basketball court
• volleyball court
• beach and water toys

The 5 deck yacht can be accessed easily thanks to an elevator to take you where you need to go. Failing that, there’s a stainless steel and glass staircase that can take you through the structure. The design is a little unusual and where a tender garage would normally be kept on the lower decks is the gym and spa and then crew quarters as well as access to the inner workings of the ship are down below.

The Musashi also features a basketball court on board as well that can be converted for playing other sports like football and volleyball as a crane that can launch racing boats.

There is a tender garage, of course, but it’s located on the main deck as part of the giant beach club. You can also find a cinema on the main deck that converts to a lounge and then most of the guest cabins are on this level as well.

Heading to the upper deck, half of this entire space is reserved for the largest of the VIP suites. 

How Much Did Musashi Cost?

According to various reports, Musashi cost Ellison about $160 million. That doesn’t put it in the running to be the most expensive yacht in the world by any means, but it’s definitely an expensive superyacht.

The annual expense for running the yacht which includes everything from taxes and licenses, salary for the crew and fuel expenses is believed to run between $10 million and $20 million per year. That may seem like a lot but it’s pretty standard for a yacht of this size. This is part of the reason why many billionaire yacht owners will put their yacht up for charter during times when they are not using it. It’s much easier to cut those expenses when other people are paying them. 

That said, Ellison has not opted to make his yacht available for charter. At least not yet, anyway.

Speed and Propulsion

Musashi is powered by twin 5,766hp MTU 20V4000 M93L diesel engines.

• The yacht has a fuel capacity of 335,000 L (88,000 US gal).
• That means that Musashi has a maximum range of 6,000 nmi (11,000 km) at 12 knots (22 km/h).
• Cruising speed is 18 knots and a top speed of 21 knots.

The crew of the Musashi numbers around 24 and there are 10 crew cabins on board. This includes the crew needed to actually operate the vessel as well as additional crew members such as a chef and others who are able to see to the needs of the passengers for whatever they might require.

Musashi is a large yacht, though far from the largest yacht in the world.   It measures 288 feet in length, and has a beam of 45.6 feet. The draft is 13.5 feet and the gross tonnage of the megayacht is 2,463 tons. 

How Does The Musashi Yacht Compare to Other Luxury Yachts?

One of the most obvious comparisons you can make is between this luxury superyacht and Ellison’s previous yacht the Rising Sun , owned by David Geffen. The Rising Sun is 453 feet which is 165 feet longer than Musashi. The Rising Sun was also said to have a cost of around $200 million compared to the $160 million of Musashi. 

While $160 million is nothing to sneeze at, the current reigning title for most expensive yacht seems to belong to the Eclipse, owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich which, after the initial purchase and various retrofits and upgrades, is said to have cost him $1.5 billion.

In terms of size, Musashi also falls short of the largest yacht in the world which is the massive Azzam. It measures in at 180 meters which is nearly 600 feet in length.

The Bottom Line

Larry Ellison was the founder of Oracle and is one of the top ten richest people in the world. He spent $160 million on his yacht Musashi, named after a historical samurai. Musashi measures in at 288 feet in length and can handle up to 18 guests on board. The yacht features a pool, spa, gym and other amenities and is very much inspired by Japanese design elements. 

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MUSASHI yacht is a $160 million superyacht.

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The MUSASHI yacht was built by Feadship, founded in 1949 with headquarters in The Netherlands. Feadship is not new to the game of building superyachts for the wealthy.

They have also been the engineers for superyachts, such as Bernard Arnault’s Symphony Yacht, Arrow superyacht (with a value of over $120 Million), and the well-known 94-meter Viva superyacht.

It is safe to say that the MUSASHI yacht, showed its brilliance and excellence in engineering luxury superyachts.

The $160,000,000 superyacht interior was designed by Sinot Exclusive Yacht Design, a company responsible for creating beautiful and unique interiors for superyachts across the globe.

It is worth noting that Sinot Exclusive Yacht Design is also responsible for developing the interiors of the Feadship F45  Harle .

Being a luxury superyacht designed for the super-wealthy, she does not lack outstanding amenities.

The MUSASHI yacht is equipped with a beauty room, swimming pool, indoor and outdoor gyms, a movie room, and even an elevator.

MUSASHI is fitted with air-conditioning throughout the yacht and integrated with stabilizers to keep the superyacht steady and safe for the guests.

With an incredible amount of workspace to work with and a team of highly respected interior designers working on the yacht, it’s safe to say that she can hold parties and provide people with a great experience while traveling on the high seas. 

The MUSASHI yacht can accommodate up to 18-20 guests and 24 crew members to attain the ship and guests’ needs.

With an approximate value of $160 Million, it is estimated that the annual running cost ranges between $10-$20 Million on top of maintenance and docking fees.

MUSASHI is an incredible behemoth of a yacht. With enough space and room to adventure almost endlessly, she has comfortable air-conditioned rooms for her guests and crew.

With luxuries such as a movie theatre, MUSASHI serves as a secondary floating home on the crystal blue waters of France.

MUSASHI Specifications

MUSASHI measures a length of  87.8m (288 ft) and her incredible hull was built using steel along with aluminum.

Powered by four very powerful propellers and its power coming from two 5,766hp MTU 20V4000 M93L diesel engines MUSASHI can reach a max speed of 21 knots with a cruising speed of 15 knots.

She has ample storage space for fuel with a  335,000 L fuel tank allowing her to travel up to 11 000 kilometers. She has an impressive weight of over 2463 tonnes. 

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Larry ellison’s ownership of the superyacht musashi, the samurai connection of the superyacht, a minimalist, japanese-style vessel.

It is a common knowledge that the world’s wealthiest people like blowing millions of dollars on collectible vehicles, opulent homes, private planes, and other luxuries. Others own a lot of stocks and corporations all over the world and tech billionaire Larry Ellison is among them. Nothing really compares to a multimillion-dollar superyacht when it comes to establishing your super-rich social hierarchy, and it is pretty obvious since the Oracle co-founder has more than one superyacht.

Superyachts can be purchased for hundreds of millions of dollars and maintained for millions more annually. It is regarded as the foremost symbol of prosperity and exemplifies excellent affluence. Many billionaires possess enormous superyachts that are the ideal signs of their opulent lifestyles.

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Superyacht Musashi, owned by American billionaire Larry Ellison, is one expensive example and is amazingly featured in one of Netflix's series, The Dropout. Fans were astonished at the sight of the superyacht seen in the series. The peculiar designs and architectural layout are remarkable that this raises queries about it and the identity of the yacht's enormous owner.

Larry Ellison, full name Lawrence Joseph Ellison, was the Oracle's software corporation co-founder and CEO from 1977 to 2014. With a net worth of $93 billion and a co-founder of Oracle Corporation. He is the eighth richest person in the world. He is considered one of the highest-paid CEO in the US. Although it has been announced that Ellison will be leaving the board of directors in 2022, he also owns shares in Tesla valued at the US $1 billion.His Musashi is revered by all as a classic illustration of the most luxurious pastime a millionaire like Ellison enjoys. It is an 88-meter vessel designed in the Japanese style and unveiled in 2011 by the Koninklijke De Vries yard of Feadship in Makkum, the Netherlands.

Musashi measures 87.78 m (288.0 ft) overall and 13.90 m in beam (45.6 ft). Together with her sister ship Fountainhead, she is ranked as the 79th-largest yacht in the world. Her well-chosen name reflects the appreciation for Japanese styling that her very skilled owner shares. Additionally, the billionaire has made no secret of his admiration for Japanese tradition and has acquired a precious collection of Japanese artwork that dates back thousands of years.

Ellison is well-known for having owned numerous high-end superyachts during his life. The 58-meter Ronin, the 75-meter Katana, and the 138-meter Rising Sun are some of them. When you get here, you'll see that the names of all these vessels are strongly associated with the country of the rising Sun. With its name derived from the illustrious samurai Miyamoto Musashi in Japanese history, the Musashi also adheres to this tradition. Musashi, who lived in the 16th and 17th centuries, was a skilled swordsman, philosopher, military leader, author, and Roman.

At the age of 13, Musashi killed a guy in single combat, launching his career as a fighter. He claimed to engage in more or less 60 separate sword fights, all of which he claimed to have won, many of which were to the death. Legend has it that he remained undefeated throughout his life and was renowned as a "sword saint" because he set out on a personal quest to learn excellent sword skills. Ellison's choice of the name reveals his love of samurai mythology and Japanese culture. In reality, the billionaire also owned a Japanese art collection in an exhibition that debuted over a weekend at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco.

Feadship delivered the superyacht, which cost an estimated amount of $160 million and was the largest vessel ever constructed by the shipyard at the time.  With a crew of 23, Musashi can accommodate 18 guests. Japanese art and design elements are mixed throughout the room. The aesthetic sensibility of the Eastern nation is reflected in every piece of furniture, material utilized, work of art, and sculpture. The ship has five decks, which is a very unusual layout. The tender boats are again positioned on the main deck and prepared to transform into a mobile beach club once they are released into the sea. Downstairs are technical areas and crew accommodations, a gym, and a garage, although this is often a garage for tender motor boats. Musashi's theater room, which can be transformed into a comfortable living room when necessary, is one of its best features. The passenger compartments are located in the main deck's remaining space.

Meanwhile, a master suite fills half of the upper deck. It contains a theater room that can be converted, and the living room on the main deck has a breathtaking outlook. The glass and stainless-steel elevator system must be mentioned, encircled by a glass staircase that winds across the boat's floors. Musashi has an average speed of 18 knots and can operate continuously at over 6,000 knots.

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From the archives: On board the 88m Feadship superyacht Musashi

Fusing Japanese minimalism with hints of art deco and vast expanses of glass, the magnificent Musashi shows what can be achieved when a top studio, a leading shipyard and an enthusiastic owner come together. BOAT International dives into its archives...

Miyamoto Musashi lived around the turn of the 16th century, and is widely regarded as one of the greatest samurai in Japanese history. A supreme swordsman, he received the title kensei – meaning ‘sword saint’ – and was reputedly never beaten in more than 60 duels during his lifetime. However, there was another side to Musashi, and he also became an accomplished sculptor, painter and calligrapher, as well as writing books not only on combat and strategy but also on self-discipline. He was, it appears, well worthy of his legendary status.

Fast forward 400 years to another Musashi , the 87.78 metre yacht launched in 2011 by Feadship ’s Koninklijke De Vries yard in Makkum, the Netherlands. As her name suggests, her highly experienced owner shares a passion for Japanese styling, and the name was well chosen. With her exterior lines and interior design realised by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design in close co-operation with Feadship and De Voogt Naval Architects, the parallels to her namesake are described by Sinot thus: ‘Subtle but unconquerable, with clear lines but many concealed elements, with an open structure, but closed where necessary; [she is] entirely inspired by Musashi’s character.’

With a background as an industrial designer, Sander Sinot is well placed to understand the requirements for a turnkey custom project such as Musashi . 'I prefer to work in a team where you have a naval architect doing the hull shape, the underwater profile and making the whole engineering plan fit into a design philosophy,' he says. 'As with buildings, you have specialists to do the calculations in a given discipline, but the way we look at it is to make sure there is beautiful architecture not only from the outside, but also from the inside. Our industrial design background means we know also how to produce it.'

It's a valuable skill for a project where Sinot and his team became responsible for not just the overall concept, but also the custom design of every single element of the yacht, from the interior style and furniture right down to the smallest details.

‘We had a profile of the client, and also some references – I went to visit his domestic environments, and he has owned yachts before so we looked at those interiors. He has a strong flavour for art deco and for Japanese style, so we aimed for a fusion of the two – a kind of Japanese deco. The result is, on one hand, a touch minimalistic, but on the other we brought in a little Western flavour.’

Musashi’s layout is by turns conventional and alternative. The lower deck is given over to the crew areas and technical spaces, with the only guest amenities being a gymnasium and a spa aft. The main tenders are kept on the main deck aft, an area which, when the tenders are launched, becomes a giant beach and play deck complete with basketball court . Aft on the main deck is an informal lounge-cum-cinema, while the rest of this deck provides sumptuous suites and cabins for guests – two aft VIP suites, which each feature one full wall of windows, and six guest suites forward of the main foyer, which each benefit from proper en suite bathrooms and dressing rooms.

The upper deck comprises another saloon with the inside dining area at its forward end, while the front half of this deck is given to one of the two master suites on the yacht. The second master is located aft on the bridge deck, with the wheelhouse forward gaining superb visibility thanks to those impressive panoramic windows. The open-air top deck offers guests the chance to enjoy the sun, cool off in the yacht’s spa pool, or enjoy a drink at the bar.

The first thing to note is that Musashi eschews the trend for a giant beach club in the stern. ‘What is very different to most yachts,’ explains Sinot, ‘is that we have big tenders on the main deck aft. The lower deck gymnasium – sited where the tender garage might be – has a big hull door that opens to create a platform on the water, while a large glass wall slides open to create a flexible indoor/outdoor gym depending on the weather conditions. We use a lot of the lower deck space for the technical elements,’ he says, ‘and because we have this tremendous main aft deck, a beach club would be a bit overkill. Most of the time, if the yacht is at anchor for more than a couple of hours, the tenders will be launched and the whole of that main aft deck is open.’

The spa area features clean design, and appears very Japanese in its execution, an effect enhanced by overhead shoji grids and backlit, wavy curved glass used to create a sense of harmony and tranquillity to allow users to relax.

Musashi’s other main social spaces are divided into two areas: the aft informal saloon on the main deck, and the large saloon and dining area on the upper deck.

The main deck saloon overlooks the expansive aft deck, and again, design is clean, yet homely. ‘During the day, you can hang out, you can lounge and you can head out to the basketball court,’ says Sinot. ‘It’s all soft, silk carpets on teak deck and the fabrics are chenille and cashmere. It’s all very soft in tactility.’

There is more to the aft saloon than meets the eye, though, for the comfortable daybeds become luxurious stalls for when the area is converted into a cinema , complete with a six metre wide screen that is concealed in the deckhead, and an ultra high-end AV system and HD projector. Moreover here, as in the rest of the yacht, there is great emphasis on clean surfaces, but not at the expense of practicality. ‘Everything here is integrated,’ Sinot continues. ‘We try to hide controls, but they’re not so hidden that you can’t find them. For example, there is a little wooden button in the side console to the daybeds – if you press it, a lid will drop and slide forward, and a telephone will pop up.’

This aft saloon is dominated by the expansive windows and the wall of glass that overlooks the aft deck, a theme that was central to the design of the entire yacht. ‘We tried to push the glass,’ says Sinot, ‘to make the windows as big as possible, so it feels more like a penthouse apartment than a yacht. The theme was also apparent on Rising Sun , which used a structural web with big areas of glass, and it’s something we wanted to translate for _Musash_i.’

The second large communal guest area is the upper saloon, a relaxed area that can comfortably accommodate 18 guests in its luxurious surrounds. Geometric sofas created in macassar with stainless steel trim form a central conversation area, while outlying chairs and deco-influenced occasional tables allow for enjoying the expansive views. Forward, a 4.5 metre dining table finished from book matched macassar ebony veneer – complete with a blond wood splint central feature – is overlooked by a Hiroshi Senju painting of a waterfall illuminated by custom lighting. It is one of many exceptional artworks and sculptures on board.

A key feature is the central glass lift enveloped by a stainless steel and glass staircase that snakes through every deck of the yacht. The steps are made from three layers of glass , with the top layer sandblasted to offer good grip underfoot, while LED spots with concealed wiring illuminate each step on the stainless steel backbone.

It is evident that everything on board has been realised to the very highest standard, from the custom furniture designed by Sinot and crafted by Pollaro to the fit-out by Metrica, from the naval architecture and engineering to the detail in the artwork. Everything is custom, right down to the last tap and handle. ‘I think the success of the project,’ says Sinot, ‘is that we had the opportunity to work very closely with the owner. He is very receptive, and very creative – it’s easy to have a creative dialogue with him. Design has a lot to do with determining what you want to do, with making decisions. He is very quick at making decisions and he also offered space for interpretation.

‘If you have a good owner, a good build captain and a good shipyard,’ Sinot concludes, ‘then the project can be successful.’ There is no doubt that this yacht is the epitome of a successful project – a blending of skills and talents which has created a superb, balanced, and perfectly finished yacht. Musashi himself would have been proud.

First published in the March 2012 edition of BOAT International

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Larry Ellison’s $160 Million Superyacht Was Inspired By A Famous Samurai

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Before we check out this samurai-inspired superyacht, who is Larry Ellison  exactly?

Since co-founding American computer technology giant Oracle, which has become the world’s second-largest supplier of business applications, he hovers around being the fifth or sixth richest person in the world.

Forbes’ real-time billionaire tracker recorded his current net worth to be a very easy-breezy $95,7 billion earlier today.

The tycoon is also a massive Tesla fan, having bought three million shares of Tesla worth $1 billion in 2018. He also became a board member but is rumoured to be relinquishing that role later this year.

He is also really into Japanese culture, which he so dotingly showed off with the design of his 87,7-metre superyacht named after a legendary samurai.

Meet Musashi:

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Luxury Launche s has the story behind the name:

The Musashi superyacht is no different and is named after Miyamoto Musashi – one of the greatest samurais in Japanese history. Born in the 16th century, Musashi was a Japanese swordsman, philosopher, strategist, writer, and rōnin. He became renowned through stories of his unique double-bladed swordsmanship and undefeated record in his 61 duels. He even received the title Kensei, Japanese for ‘sword saint’. Ellison’s passion for the Japanese culture and the Samurai legends was the prime reason the superyacht was named Musashi.

The other yachts that Ellison has owned over the years have also had names with ties to Japan; there was the 58-metre Ronin, the 75-metre Katana, and the gigantic 138-metre Rising Sun.

In 2011, Feadship’s Koninklijke De Vries yard in Makkum, the Netherlands, launched Musashi, estimated to be worth a massive $160 million:

“Subtle but unconquerable, with clear lines but many concealed elements, with an open structure, but closed where necessary; [she is] entirely inspired by Musashi’s character,” Sander Sinot, of Sinot Yacht Architecture and Design, told Boat International.

The minimalistic Japanese aesthetic is reflected in every nook and cranny, from the furniture and the materials that were used, to the numerous artworks and sculptures all over.

This includes a Hiroshi Senju painting of a waterfall that’s illuminated by custom lighting, in the upper saloon.

The spa room also borrows heavily from Japan, featuring traditional shoji panels:

Musashi can accommodate up to 18 guests along with a crew of 23 people, which is revolutionary for its size category.

The five-deck layout is a thing to behold:

The lower deck is taken up by technical spaces and crew areas, with the gym and spa where the tender garage would typically be placed. The tenders are kept in an area on the main deck that turns into a giant beach club when the tenders are deployed.

Another highlight of the Musashi superyacht is the convertible cinema on the main deck that also doubles as a cozy lounge area. The main deck also houses the guest cabins. Half of the entire upper deck is dedicated to one of the master suites. Equally stunning is the central glass lift wrapped around by a stainless steel and glass staircase that snakes through every deck of the yacht.

Despite the traditional samurai-inspired design, modern American elements are also masterfully blended in with the vast beach club coming complete with a basketball court.

Last but not least, the yacht’s performance is just as remarkable as its custom design, boasting a top speed of 21 knots per hour with a 6 000-nautical mile (9 650 kilometres) range.

What a way to establish yourself in the billionaire pecking order.

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The Super Yacht off Sausalito is Musashi, Owned by Larry Ellison

July 1, 2013 by Editors

Note:  The vessel is no longer anchored off Sausalito, but (as of Sept. 1) can be seen at anchor from the Embarcadero in San Francisco at the foot of Battery St. behind the America’s Cup Pavilion near Pier 33 .

Who owns the big yacht anchored off the Sausalito waterfront?

Sharp-eyed local artist and photographer Evaristo Buendia caught this late afternoon shot of Larry Ellison’s huge mega-yacht Musashi (named after the most famous of all samurai, Miyamoto Musashi ) in San Franciosco Bay off the coast of Sausalito.   It is the 48th largest private yacht in the world .

Since America’s Cup races start this weekend we presume this is part of Ellison’s preparation to observe the events with guests.  The vessel can host 18 people, who are served by a crew of 23.

Of course, maybe he’s just here to see Sausalito’s 4th of July Fireworks !

The first video below is a trailer from its manufacturer, and the second is a photo montage of the ship by a yacht site

Named after a legendary Japanese samurai, Larry Ellison’s $130 million superyacht Musashi is a stunning work of art in itself. An early investor in Tesla the centibillionaire’s 288 feet yacht has a basketball court, a humungous beach club, and a glass staircase with illuminated steps.

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Larry Ellison, the Chairman of a Rs 4 lakh Crore software company, has surpassed Jeff Bezos to become the second-richest person in the world. Find out about his staggering net worth, assets & more

Larry Ellison, the co-founder and chairman of software company Oracle Corporation, is the second- richest person in the world. According to CNBC, The Economic Times and other reports, the shares of Oracle surged by 20 per cent in September, propelling Ellison's personal wealth by $8.1 billion (approximately Rs 67,798 crore) to a total of $206 billion (approximately Rs 17,24,268 crore). The American businessman- entrepreneur surpassed Amazon founder Jeff Bezos , who has a net worth of $203 billion (approximately Rs 16,99,193 crore), to secure the second rank on the Forbes richest list.

According to CNBC , Oracle’s wealth jumped due to the software company's role in the artificial intelligence boom. Below, we take a look at Larry Ellison's early life, education, career achievements and more.

Early life and education Ellison was born on August 17, 1944, in New York City . After attending South Shore High School in Chicago, Larry Ellison enrolled in University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign. However, he dropped out of medicine after his sophomore year due to the demise of his adoptive mother. In 1966, he studied physics and mathematics at the University of Chicago, where he was introduced to computer design. He then moved to Berkeley, California , where he began his career as a programmer.

After a short stint with Amdahl Corporation, Ellison joined Ampex Corporation, where he worked on a project for the CIA, named Oracle. In 1977, he went on to launch his own company with an investment of $2,000 (approximately Rs 1,67,408), named Software Development Laboratories (SDL), with two partners. A few years later, they renamed the company Relational Software Inc. In 1979, he rolled out a version of Oracle Database and changed the company to Oracle Systems Corporation.

When Oracle bought NetSuite for $9.3 billion (approximately Rs 77,844 crore), Ellison owned 35 per cent of the latter, which helped him add $3.5 billion (approximately Rs 29,296 crore) to his personal wealth. In 2018, Ellison joined Tesla's board of directors after acquiring 3 million shares. However, he left the Elon Musk -owned company in 2022. But he still owned 1.4 per cent shares of Tesla, along with 42.9 per cent shares of Oracle Corporation.

Besides running a successful software company, Larry Ellison has also been actively involved in sports, such as Tennis and Yachting. According to Business Insider , the Oracle founder owns a yacht-racing team. He also owns a 288-foot-long yacht named Musashi. He has also invested his wealth in aircrafts, owning two military jets — a Soviet MiG-29 and an Italian Air Force SIAI-Marchetti S.211. Ellison's vast real estate portfolio includes Lanai, an island in Hawaii, a luxurious property in Japan and an expensive home in Silicon Valley, according to the same report.

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Larry Ellison is the CTO and CEO of the company Oracle. Furthermore, he is known for being one of the richest people on earth. He was worth $89 billion in 2022. He is in the top ten richest people in the world. Also, it is no surprise he is able to afford many homes and various boats. We will take a look at one of his yachts. Check out the Larry Ellison yacht below.

Does Larry Ellison Own A Yacht?

Larry Ellison does have a yacht. The yacht was created by Feadship Van Lent.

The yacht has a cost of 160 million dollars and has a capacity of 18 people. Furthermore, amenities of the boat include a pool, many bedrooms, living spaces, and even state of the art appliances. This place is essentially a mansion on water. Furthermore, there is not much more you could ask for in a sea craft. Also, there is a small fitness center in a separate room in the boat. This sea craft can fit many people on there, including his family and friends. Also, what a great place for a party? Finally, would you like to be on this yacht?

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Cost: $160 Million

Capacity: 18 People

Yacht Interior: Master bedroom, guestrooms, kitchen, TV's, pool

Photos: Larry Ellison Yacht

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Larry Ellison and his latest ex-wife, Melanie Craft

When you're worth nearly $50 billion, like Oracle founder Larry Ellison, you can afford to do things that most people can't.

For instance, you can put basketball courts on your yachts.

Ellison has installed courts on at least two of his yachts, Tom Ehman, who handles America's Cup matters for Ellison told The Wall Street Journal.

But what fun is a court, if you don't use it, right? Ellison likes to relax by shooting hoops on these courts.

And here's the best part: He has someone ride along in a powerboat behind the yacht to retrieve balls that go overboard, according to The Journal.

Ellison has been trying to buy an NBA team for years and is trying again, now. This time he hopes to buy the L.A. Clippers and has put together a bid for the Clippers with Oprah Winfrey and entertainment mogul David Geffen, Geffen confirmed to The WSJ.

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The Scheherazade, a 460-foot superyacht linked to Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, has been held in Italy since May 2022 in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The yacht, which is four years old and has 22 guest cabins with gold-plated bathrooms, is currently being refurbished by the Milan-listed Italian. The yacht was traveling northbound in the Baltic sea to the west of the Estonian island of Saaremaa, with pictures showing it being escorted by an armed group. MarineTraffic, a global intelligence group, shows Putin’s alleged yacht, the Graceful, left Germany two weeks before the invasion of Ukraine.

American officials are examining the ownership of a 700 million superyacht currently in a dry dock at an Italian seacoast town, and believe it Italy seizes a superyacht tied to Putin. Italian police boarded the yacht late on Friday, ending preparations to set sail. The White House announced a new round of sanctions against Russia over its assault on Ukraine, which include targeting four yachts linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The yacht is currently undergoing repairs at the Tuscan port of Marina di Carrara. Italy is allowing the unnamed owner of the Scheherazade to pay for staff, maintenance, and a refit.

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Every week YIR will introduce you to one Superyacht. This week we introduce you to the latest headline making superyacht.

Who owns the Russian vodka yacht?

YURI SHEFLER • Net Worth $2.6 Billion • House • Yacht • Private Jet • SPI GroupName:Yuri SheflerChildren:3Residence:Weybridge, London, UKPrivate Jet:Gulfstream G650 (M-SHEF), Gulfstream G650 (LX-LXX)YachtSerene.

Who is Yuri Shefler?. Yuri Shefler, a prominent figure in the business world, stands as the founder and a significant shareholder of the renowned SPI Group. His life’s journey began in September 1967, and he shares it with his beloved wife, Tatiana Kovylina, with whom he has been blessed with four children.

• Key Takeaways:. Yuri Shefler is the visionary founder of SPI Group, a prominent figure in the global spirits industry.
• SPI Group, under Shefler’s leadership, has achieved remarkable success in the production, distribution, and sales of spirits, with a presence in over 160 markets.
• Shefler’s notable acquisitions include the iconic Stolichnaya Vodka.
• SPI Group is also a key player in real estate development, spearheading projects such as the Moscow International Business Centre (Moscow City) and Z-Towers in Riga, Latvia.
• Yuri Shefler’s estimated net worth stands at an impressive $2 billion, bolstered by his SPI Group holdings and diverse global assets.
• Following the sale of the Serene yacht, the Shefler family has embraced yacht charters, with the chartering of the luxurious Lurssen yacht TIS (now Alaiya)in 2019.

SPI Group. SPI Group commands a pivotal position as a leading player in the world of spirits. It holds the distinction of being one of the most influential entities in the global beverages industry.

Does Mark Zuckerberg have a yacht?

Mark Zuckerberg’s new yacht, Launchpad, is enjoying its summer debut. The megayacht recently stopped in Mallorca and has since ventured further into the Mediterranean. It looks like Zuckerberg may dethrone Jeff Bezos as king of this year’s superyacht season.

While the Amazon founder made waves last year with the debut of his megayacht Koru, Zuckerberg is the name on the yacht world’s lips this season.

By May, the transaction seemed all but confirmed when both the yacht and Zuckerberg made their way to Panama to celebrate his 40th birthday with a fete that included a few spins on his infamous hydrofoil.

Now that summer is here, Zuckerberg has debuted Launchpad —and her support superyacht Wingman — on the biggest stage in the yachting world: the Mediterranean.

Who owns the $1.5 billion dollar yacht?

We all know Roman Abramovich as the owner of Chelsea FC. But the lesserk known fact about him is that he is the owner of the $1.5 billion Eclipse super yacht The ship is indeed a floating fortress.

Where does Putin keep his yacht?

$700 million superyacht tied to Putin is still being maintained in Italy : NPR. $700 million superyacht tied to Putin is still being maintained in Italy The 460-foot superyacht is believed to belong to Russian President Vladimir Putin, but the registered owner is a Russian billionaire.

The Scheherazade, a 460-foot superyacht, has been held in Italy since May 2022 in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It is believed to have ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Laura Lezza/Getty Images hide caption.

The Scheherazade, a 460-foot superyacht, has been held in Italy since May 2022 in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It is believed to have ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The Scheherazade superyacht was impounded by the Italian government in May 2022 in response to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Instead of falling into disrepair, Italy has allowed its owner to maintain and refit the vessel, but it won’t disclose who is footing the bill.

Who has the richest yacht?

History Supreme. History Supreme is worth 4.8 billion dollars and is undoubtedly one of the most expensive yachts in the world to date. It has a magnificent look to it as it is covered entirely with solid gold.

Solid gold of 10,000kg is used on this 100-foot-long yacht; its owner is Robert Knok who is one of the wealthiest Malaysians. This beautiful yacht is a masterpiece by the famous designer from the United Kingdom, Stuart Hughes.

The most brilliant thing about this yacht is its master bedroom, where you will witness wonderful decor from meteorite rocks and a statue built from genuine tyrannosaurus rex bones on a wall. There is also a wall aquarium in the room, which is adorned with 68 kg 24-carat gold. All of this adds to the magnificence of this oceanic palace.

Streets of Monaco. The streets of Monaco make the dream of a floating city come true. It is worth 1.1 billion dollars and is a testament to beauty. The crafts of this unique yacht make us wonder how much thought is put into its construction it.

Who owns the world’s largest yacht?

Oligarch Alisher Usmanov Alisher Usmanov’s super-yacht, “Dilbar.” Finnbarr Webster/Getty Images. Dilbar, owned by Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov, is the largest superyacht in the world and it’s valued at $735 million. In April 2022, the yacht was impounded in Germany.

• Rising Sun superyacht is valued at $200 million and was purchased by Oracle CEO Larry Ellison in 2004.
• Dilbar, seized by German police from a Russian oligarch, is valued at $735 million.
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Rising Sun superyacht is valued at $200 million and was purchased by Oracle CEO Larry Ellison in 2004, according to Robb Report.

Rising Sun was later purchased again by Geffen Records executive David Geffen in 2010, according to Club Yacht. Geffen also owns another yacht called Pelorus and his yachts have been frequented by celebrities like Oprah Winfrey, according to the outlet.

What is the most expensive yacht in the world?

The 10 Most Expensive Yachts in the World1) History Supreme ($4.8 billion)2) Eclipse ($1.5 billion)3) Streets Of Monaco ($1 billion)4) Azzam ($600 million)5) Motor Yacht A+ (old name Topaz) ($527 million)6) Motor Yacht A ($440 million)7) Dubai ($440 million)8) Radiant ($320 million)

The 10 Most Expensive Yachts in the World. Yachts are indispensable vehicles of the summer season, especially appealing to sea lovers. We can say that it is possible to find suitable for every budget for these beautiful vehicles that make life even more beautiful. However, in this article, let’s escape to some luxury and take a look at the list of the 10 most expensive yachts in the world in 2022. In addition, some of the following yachts are mentioned in our article named Top 10 World’s Biggest Yachts in 2021.

How Much Is The World’s Most Expensive Yacht?. Luxury yachts are offered for sale at high prices in direct proportion to the opportunities they provide. So, how much is the most expensive yacht in the world?

The History Supreme, currently known as the most expensive yacht in the world, is valued at $4.8 billion. Although the price is astonishing, those who hear its features think that it is definitely worth it.

What is the richest yacht?

How Much Is The World’s Most Expensive Yacht?1) History Supreme ($4.8 billion)2) Eclipse ($1.5 billion)3) Streets Of Monaco ($1 billion)4) Azzam ($600 million)5) Motor Yacht A+ (old name Topaz) ($527 million)6) Motor Yacht A ($440 million)7) Dubai ($440 million)8) Radiant ($320 million)

Who owns the biggest yacht in the world?

TableRankNameOwner1AzzamEstate of Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan2Fulk Al SalamahSultan of Oman3EclipseRoman Abramovich4DubaiMohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

M/Y Azzam, seen here in Cadiz, Spain, during the summer of 2020, is the world’s longest luxury yacht.

This list of motor yachts by length, is a table of the world’s longest active superyachts, with an overall length of at least 75 metres (246ft) and up.

These boats are also known as “megayachts”, “gigayachts” and even “terayachts”, usually depending on length. It has been generally accepted by naval architects and industry executives that superyachts range from 37m (≈120ft) to 60m (≈200ft), while those over 60m are known as megayachts and boats over 90m (≈300ft) have been referred to as giga-yachts.

Who owns the Flying Fox yacht in Russia?

Impacted yachtsNameOwnerAction takenActionFlying FoxDmitry KamenshchikSanctionedGalacticaVagit AlekperovSanctionedGarconRoman AbramovichArrested.

International sanctions have been imposed during the Russo-Ukrainian War by a large number of countries, including the United States, Canada, the European Union, and a number of international organisations against Russia, Crimea, and Belarus following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which began in late February 2014. These sanctions were imposed against individuals, businesses, officials and assets such as yachts from Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.

Below a list of yachts that have not directly been impacted by sanctions but do have owners that are on one or more sanction lists.

• List of large sailing yachts
• List of motor yachts by length
• Luxury yacht
• Sailing yacht

Where is the presidential yacht now?

The 1925 Presidential Yacht USS Sequoia, a National Historic Landmark can now be seen on the waterfront of Belfast, Maine. The 104-foot yacht will be in Belfast for several years for a full restoration by French and Webb.

UPDATE! The Sequoia has left Belfast, Maine in October 2023.

Also known as the “Floating White House”, the USS Sequoia is the former presidential yacht used during eight administrations from Herbert Hoover through Jimmy Carter. It is perhaps one of the more important presidential artifacts.

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