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Oracle embraces NetApp and Cisco's FlexPod

Oracle virtualisation, Linux and apps coming to rivals' stack-in-a-box

Oracle loses appeal in HP row over Itanium

Next up: How much will it have to pay?

Oracle acquires Nimbula, buys way into open clouds

Ellison & Co. to serve up cloud control freak with lashings of open source

Oracle grabs Tekelec for telco assault

Sticky control tech destined for inner networks

HP Cloud Map for Oracle Database

Whitepaper: Importing the template

IBM Smart Analytics Systems vs Oracle Exadata X2-2

Whitepaper: An InComparison Paper by Bloor Research

Comparison information about Oracle Exadata and Netezza TwinFin

Whitepaper: Dare to Compare!

Oracle partners drool over juicy £750m ERP framework

Oracle channel partners are gearing up for a mega software and shared services framework worth up to £750m over three years via the Foreign & Commonwealth Office. A Prior Information Notice was released last week and covers the upgrade of ERP platforms including business intelligence and enterprise data warehousing, as well as …

Virty market share race reaches the bend and heeeeere comes Oracle

Think virtualisation and it's hard not to think VMware. And Microsoft, which Gartner's vice president and distinguished analyst Thomas Bittman yesterday said has around 19 or 20 per cent of the market, compared to VMware's 75 per cent or so. Oracle, Parallels, Citrix and Red Hat scrap over the rest of the market, but Bittman …

Oracle's hardware wing keeps on bleeding

Cloud blots out Sun

Oracle in new bid to wring cash out of SAP in piracy spat

Cheers for the $426m offer, but we were thinking $1.3bn

SAP to bung Oracle at least $306m in software piracy row

German software giant SAP has agreed to hand over $306m in damages to Oracle in the TomorrowNow copyright infringement case in order to avoid a new trial. Oracle sued SAP in 2007, claiming that the German biz's TomorrowNow subsidiary illegally downloaded Oracle software and support documents in an effort to pilfer Oracle …

Ellison aims his first Oracle 'mainframe' at Big Blue

Larry Ellison has launched the first mainframe-class machine that he can correctly say he made sure came to market, and now he is going to take a run at IBM's mainframe and Unix server businesses. What's more, it looks like he will to be able to make some credible arguments as to why customers running Oracle software – and …

Judge: Oracle must remain on Itanic

Upholds HP's breach of contract claim

Micron settles with Oracle in chip price-fixing case

Takes a hefty DRAM from can of legal whup-ass

EU rejects Oracle secondhand software licence grab

Oracle internet argument rebuffed

Oracle UK boss ousted to channel after 'sales slump'

Callaghan job swap amid claims of missed targets

Oracle ponies up $2.1bn for Acme Packet to bully its way into unified comms

Larry takes on Cisco, Huawei, Alcatel-Lucent, and others

M-Tech Data: Grey import battle with Oracle has ruined us

Manchester-based firm shuts up shop after being 'crippled' by legal costs

Oracle pumps out Q4 financials in premature release: See? We're OK

Brouhaha over sales chief exit simply not a problem

Analysts see no Oracle hardware-biz recovery on horizon

Sun sinks slowly in the west

Oracle demands retrial in SAP slurp spat

UK Supremes back Oracle against reseller who brought Sun kit to EU

ServiceKey protests innocence in Oracle 'grey market' spat

Oracle gears up for infrastructure cloud and 12c database launches

Oracle's mighty column stuffs databases

Oracle: 'US Navy tricked by illegal Solaris touts'

Investor sues Oracle over $200m whistleblower payout

US judge rejects Oracle's fraud claim against HP

Oracle coughs up $35m owed in unpaid overtime pay

Oracle gives away updated Ops Center control freak

Software giant and now engineered systems player Oracle bought Sun for its Java and Solaris software, but in taking on hardware it also needed a management tools. Thus Ops Center is one of the more important bits of code for the company and Oracle has announced new enhancements to it on Wednesday. With the launch of Oracle …