Oracle Mainframe

"Tenkine Server channel March 27 News" Oracle today announced the launch of a new SPARC T5 and M5 server running Oracle Solaris as a comprehensive upgrade to the high-end SPARC server product line. The newly launched Oracle SPARC T5 Server is based on the world's fastest microprocessor SPARC T5. The world's fastest microprocessor SPARC T5 today's business needs strong computing power to fully tap large data to maximize competitive advantage, using analytical tools to explore ...

The enterprise's key business cannot move to the virtualized cloud environment? Before migrating, you must test and prepare for the job beforehand?...... If you are very cautious about private cloud construction, or if you are hesitant, look at Oracle's newly released Exalogic Elastic cloud system, and perhaps you will change your view. ▲ Cloud Computing Middleware Machine: Oracle following the year after the database machine after another masterpiece September 20, Oracle OpenWorld 2010 Conference, the CEO Larry Ellison in his keynote speech ...

Oracle Corp. announced that Western Australia Bank has selected Oracle Exadata Database Machine and Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud to support the deployment of its master data management (MDM) product, based on Oracle products, Application to create a single view of the customer. Based on proof-of-concept performance testing, the bank expects to dramatically improve system application performance and availability over the next five years with significant savings in operational and maintenance costs. Westpac's Master Data Management ...

Oracle announced on OOW2013 the launch of the SPARC m6-32 server and Supercluster m6‑32http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/based on the latest 3.6 GHz, 12-core SPARC M6 processors Aggregation/15149.html "> Integration System. Oracle Supe running Oracle Solaris, compared to the IBM Power 795 Solution ...

If you've been waiting for a valuable, highly integrated, mature cloud computing product, Oracle's public cloud is the muse you've been looking for. At the Oracle OpenWorld Conference in San Francisco, the company launched the service to include three levels commonly used in the cloud computing model, the first of which is infrastructure as a service (IaaS), where users can buy a run on Oracle Solaris 11 and Oracle VMS 3.0 virtual machines in virtual environments. The second is the platform, the service (PaaS) ...

A large part of Oracle's business in the database software giant comes from middleware software and application software. Analysts Trefis the Oracle stock target at $36, while the database software business contributed about 38% of the valuation, middleware software business contributed 24%, and the application software business contributed 24%. Despite fierce competition from rivals such as IBM and Microsoft, Oracle has been publishing middleware software market share since 2006. Now, let's analyze whether these rivals will continue to hinder Oracle's ability to occupy a larger market share ...

April 19 News, Oracle CEO Hurd said, now is the era of big data explosion, the growth rate is staggering, the current global data volume is tens of millions of trillion data volume, from 2005 to 2011 growth of 8 times times, is expected to 2020 the entire volume of data may reach 350 million trillion. It is understood that large data as a network of hot words, has recently been frequently mentioned. In fact, global industry giants have been aware of the arrival of the "Big Data Age" by acquiring large data-related vendors for technology integration. When it comes to the cause of the big data explosion, Mark ...

How far did Oracle go in cloud computing? This depends only on the semantic differences between the cloud and other implementation patterns. Earlier this month, Oracle CEO Mark? Mr Hurd said Oracle's SaaS income had reached $1 billion trillion and ranked second in SaaS. Of course the number one still belongs to Salesforce.com, but the company's CEO, Marc Benioff, argues that Oracle's cloud involves only hardware, not real clouds. Mark？ Hurd said: "I don't know ...

Oracle and SAP have recently acquired SaaS cloud computing startups such as RightNow, SuccessFactors and Taleo. But more striking are several acquisitions by Oracle and SAP's rivals Saleforce and Workday. Successive acquisitions by these companies suggest that cloud computing has risen slowly in the corporate marketplace and has also been the death knell for ERP (Enterprise resource planning). Why do you say that? Because while Oracle and SAP are acquiring cloud computing companies, they have no way of getting that ...

Oracle and SAP have recently acquired SaaS cloud computing startups such as RightNow, SuccessFactors and Taleo. But more striking are several acquisitions by Oracle and SAP's rivals Saleforce and Workday. 　　Successive acquisitions by these companies suggest that cloud computing has risen slowly in the corporate marketplace and has also been the death knell for ERP (Enterprise resource planning). Why do you say that? Because while Oracle and SAP are acquiring cloud computing companies, they have no way of getting ...