Oracle has released the first update to the TimesTen in-memory database it acquired a few months ago, and plans to promote the product to a broader audience of enterprise customers, it announced ...

Oracle databases around the world, used for recording critical business transactions and performing analytics, are about to get faster. Larry Ellison, co-founder and chief executive of the legacy ...

The latest release of Oracle Database (12.1.0.2) offers a unique set of features that portend increases in application workload execution, especially for analytics and data warehousing queries. This ...

Oracle has introduced Exalytics In-Memory Machine X4-4, designed to deliver high-performance analytics for business intelligence and enterprise performance management applications. Exalytics In-Memory ...

The in-memory market is a vast field, attracting businesses and organizations that want network fabric to run 10-20 times faster than commodity hardware. Companies can gain top-line revenue and growth ...

Oracle on Thursday rolled out an updated version of its TimesTen In-Memory Database, which is a key component of its upcoming Exalytics appliance as well as a competitor to SAP’s HANA platform.

While SAP has made no secret of its desire to lure customers running Oracle databases over to its own HANA in-memory platform, any doubt that Oracle would fight back has been erased. Oracle CEO Larry ...

This is a very busy week for Oracle here in San Francisco, what with its America’s Cup boat trying to complete a huge comeback, and the start of the company’s huge user conference, Oracle Open World.

With a few exceptions, the announcements at Oracle OpenWorld last week were largely aimed at filling in the blanks of its cloud and data platform portfolio. ZDNet colleague Stephanie Condon was on the ...

Oracle is apparently adding two more members to its family of systems that combine hardware and software, including one that targets ‘Big Data’ and another with in-memory computing capabilities. The ...