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 ...

It may not seem like it, but Oracle is still in the high-end server business, at least when it comes to big machines running its eponymous relational database. In fact, the company has launched a new ...

Oracle has introduced the Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion Rack to offer customers a cost-effective way to add storage to an Oracle Exadata Database Machine. "There are customers, earlier Exadata ...

Oracle recently announced the Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion Rack, a monster storage device for supporting its Oracle Exadata Database Machine. The rack allows storing of structured and unstructured ...

Supporting large database workloads used to require large numbers of high-end servers and storage arrays. Now, with Oracle's new Exadata Database Machine X4-8, workloads that previously required ...

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Although Exadata is Oracle’s most popular and mature “engineered system,” some customers implementing the database machine are making mistakes that prevent them from getting the most performance out ...

One of the tech industry’s longest-tenured paradigms—enterprise applications running on fairly generic hardware—is cracking under an ever-increasing volume of Big Data explorations and opportunities, ...

Today Oracle released the Oracle Exadata X6 Database Machine, introducing game-changing performance, capacity and availability, all at no additional cost. Oracle Exadata continues to lead the industry ...

Although Exadata is Oracle’s most popular and mature “engineered system,” some customers implementing the database machine are making mistakes that prevent them from getting the most performance out ...