Oracle is aiming the new product at small and medium-sized businesses as an alternative to its successful Exadata line Oracle is hoping to capture the fancy of smaller companies enamored with its ...

Some of SAP’s software products are now certified for use with Oracle’s Database Appliance, which is essentially a streamlined version of its Exadata machine aimed at small and medium-size businesses.

Oracle's strategic position on the systems business it inherited in its acquisition of Sun can result in some interesting mixed messages. In a conference call on Tuesday, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison said ...

Oracle has announced the Oracle Database Appliance - targeted at small and midsize enterprises and departments that want higher availability for their application databases. Like Exadata, it is an ...

Oracle has been building what it calls Engineered Systems – basically appliances – since it purchased Sun Microsystems Inc. in 2010. Over the years it has built out the industry’s most comprehensive ...

Oracle Tuesday rolled out an updated Oracle Database Appliance, called the X3-2, which adds virtualization to a product that combines database software with server, storage and networking, all in a ...

Oracle on Wednesdady unveiled a turnkey database appliance -- its first appliance product offering -- in a bid to boost sales of the company's flagship database software and Sun Microsystems hardware ...

Two new models of the Oracle Database Appliance mean even small businesses can afford an Oracle Engineered System. The new Oracle Database Appliances are a single-socket model with a starting price of ...