Oracle (News - Alert) Solaris 11 Express is now available on Oracle Exadata Database Machines X2-2 and X2-8. This availability enables customers to leverage Oracle Solaris to run their online ...

The Oracle Solaris 11 Express operating system is now available on the x86-based Oracle Exadata Database Machines X2-2 and X2-8. The combination of Oracle Solaris 11 Express running on Oracle Exadata ...

Oracle introduced the Oracle Exadata Database Machine X2-8 at Oracle OpenWorld. The new configuration extends the Oracle Exadata Database Machine product family with a high-capacity system for large ...

Targetbase, a marketing agency, has migrated to the Oracle Exadata Database Machine, resulting in a higher level of service at a lower total cost of ownership. In March 2010, the agency moved its ...

The Oracle Exadata Database Machine enables agencies to reduce information technology costs through consolidation, so they can manage more data on multiple compression tiers and improve performance of ...

The system is based on server hardware from Sun Microsystems, which Oracle is in the process of acquiring for $7.4 billion. That apparently leaves Hewlett-Packard, which provided the hardware for the ...

As we reported last fall, Oracle's refresh of its Exadata database consolidation platform was a generation change with major architectural changes that turbocharge transaction processing and analytics ...

This Oracle Database podcast features Jim Duffy, Senior Data Warehouse Architect at BNP Paribas, one of the largest global banking and financial services groups in the world, who explains how BNP ...

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EMC on Wednesday opened a new competitive front against Oracle and IBM in the data warehousing market with the introduction of an appliance based on technology from its Greenplum acquisition only 75 ...

If you follow tech trends, you know that companies these days are often skipping the cost and hassle of operating data centers and instead using readily available cloud services. For many big ...