Oracle already delivered what may be the fastest OLTP database machine ever built when it brought the Exadata X8M to market just over a year ago. However, today the company bested itself when it ...

Oracle has announced the latest in what it calls its database machine family—the Exadata X10M. Specifically engineered at the source code level for Oracle database environments, this Exadata ...

In a bid to attract more small business and department-level customers to its high-end Exadata Cloud service, Oracle Corp. today launched what it calls an “intelligent data architecture” that delivers ...

Transaction processing against relational databases may not be the focus of the datacenter, as it was when IBM created the first relational database and Oracle was founded to compete against it in the ...

Up to 3X more transaction throughput, 3.6X faster analytics, and 50 percent more consolidation compared to previous generation AUSTIN, Texas, June 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle today introduced the ...

With up to 95 percent reduction in infrastructure costs, organizations of any size can now benefit from using Oracle Exadata New service unites the best of Exadata's database intelligent architecture ...

The ultra-fast X8M can now be provisioned, with granular flexibility in resource utilization, massive scalability, and pay-by-the-second billing, on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Oracle’s most-advanced ...

A database machine and storage server from Oracle. Using the Oracle Database, Oracle Exadata was initially designed with HP hardware for data warehousing. Incorporating the Sun Oracle Database Machine ...

Oracle launched its previously on-premises database machine, Exadata X8M, to its public cloud. Oracle, per usual, also made it a point to one-up its rival Amazon Web Services (AWS), citing how Exadata ...

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 ...

Customers around the globe run their businesses on Exadata including Equinix, Hyundai Home Shopping, Intel, Korea Credit Bureau, NEC, Telefonica, TISCO, and Tractor Supply AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 28, ...