The combination of Oracle Solaris 11 Express running on Oracle Exadata Database Machines enables organizations running Oracle Solaris environments to take advantage of the online transaction ...

Targetbase, a marketing agency, has migrated to the Oracle Exadata Database Machine, resulting in a higher level of service at a lower total cost of ownership. In March 2010, the agency moved its ...

The platform can provide both transaction processing and data warehousing, but fine-tuning is required to gain the most benefits Oracle’s claims about its Exadata database machine’s ...

Oracle Exadata for Data Warehousing Sponsored by DLT Solutions The Oracle Exadata Database Machine enables agencies to reduce information technology costs through consolidation, so they can manage ...

The first Exadata system was primarily designed for data warehousing applications, putting it in the same class as systems from Teradata and Netezza.

Oracle's Exadata Database Machine X4 features across the board improvements with a focus on improving performance and quality of service for OLTP, Database as a Service, and Data Warehousing.

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 ...

Listen to this podcast to learn how BNP Paribas was able to cut the size of its database in half with Oracle Exadata, resulting in better manageability and 17x better performance with no ...

EMC released a data warehousing appliance only 75 days after it acquired the company behind the technology, Greenplum, in a move that will compete directly with similar appliances from IBM, Oracle ...

At Oracle OpenWorld, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison and his team made the case for Exadata Database Machine Version 2, as Netezza and others react to its pitch.

Of particular note was the cloud database vendor’s assertion of strong demand for its Exadata data warehouse offering, which the company said last week is driving its hardware sales.

Handicapping Oracle Exadata. Oracle called out Teradata on a recent earnings conference call as a way to tout its Exadata product, an integrated database appliance.