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Senior Analyst, Storage & Data, Steve McDowell, dives deeper as Oracle already delivered what may be the fastest OLTP database machine ever built when it brought the Exadata X8M to market just ...
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 ...
Exadata Cloud is a high-powered database service used by 58% of the Fortune Global 100, according to Oracle. The cost of the enterprise-oriented service has limited its adoption by smaller companies.
Oracle claims these additions improve performance and eliminate manual tuning. Not least, Exadata played a role in the upside reported Wednesday in Oracle’s fourth-quarter earnings.
Oracle's Exadata X8M, an ultra-fast database server platform, is now available as a pay-as-you-go service in Oracle's public cloud.
Oracle's Exadata database produces strong results, but using it requires more than flipping a switch, according to business that are using the product.
Oracle is now planting its stake with persistent memory, a development that could redesign how it designs transactional databases. And after all the hype, there’s now real production experience ...
What does Oracle Exadata actually mean? Find out inside PCMag's comprehensive tech and computer-related encyclopedia.
Oracle ORCL has launched the newest version of its Exadata platforms, the X10M, providing unmatched performance and availability for Oracle Database workloads. These platforms offer increased ...
Intel scores a big data center win with Oracle's new Exadata X8M using Optane DC persistent memory.
The Exadata cloud service is now being upgraded to a new generation platform that was first introduced for on-premises customers last fall, and with new options for supporting multi-petabyte data ...
(RTTNews) - IT major Oracle Corp (ORCL) Thursday introduced the latest generation of the Oracle Exadata platforms, the X10M poised to deliver unrivaled performance and availability for all Oracle ...