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Oracle Has Launched a Set of Infrastructure-as-a-Service Systems
Jan 17, 2013Oracle has launched a set of infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) systems that companies can run in-house and pay for on a monthly basis, a project the company announced at OpenWorld in September. Oracle is not pitching the IaaS offers as ...
Tags: Oracle, OpenWorld, cloud service, company news
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Oracle Has Launched a Set of Infrastructure-as-a-Service Systems
Jan 17, 2013Oracle has launched a set of infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) systems that companies can run in-house and pay for on a monthly basis, a project the company announced at OpenWorld in September. Oracle is not pitching the IaaS offers as ...
Tags: Oracle, IaaS systems, AWS
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Software and Cloud Revenue Boost, But Hardware Sales Continued to Decline
Dec 24, 2012Cloud acquisitions paying off for Ellison Software and cloud revenue gave Oracle's financial figures a boost, but hardware sales continued to decline. For the second quarter of fiscal 2013 Oracle recorded revenue of $9.1bn, an increase ...
Tags: Software and cloud revenue, Exadata system, integrated Sun products
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Oracle's Exadata Database Machine Vastly Super Performance to IBM's Power Systems Hardware
Dec 20, 2012Oracle is yanking advertising claims that its Exadata database machine had vastly super performance to IBM's Power Systems hardware, according to an announcement Tuesday by the National Advertising Division, an industry self-regulatory ...
Tags: Oracle, advertising claims, Exadata database machine, IBM
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IBM Has Expanded Its PureSystems Line of Pre-Integrated Systems
Dec 19, 2012IBM has expanded its PureSystems line of pre-integrated systems to include new models to handle business analysis and online transaction processing. The PureData systems have been assembled to excel at three common tasks within enterprise ...
Tags: analytics, big data, business, IBM, PureSystems
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Oracle Pushes Combined Hardware and Software Product Range to Avoid Costly Consultant Fees
Oct 18, 2012Oracle is pushing its combined hardware and software product range as a way for CIOs to avoid costly consultant fees. Speaking in the UK, Oracle president Mark Hurd, said open systems were more costly because they were not ...
Tags: Oracle, CIOs, consultant fees, Mark Hurd