Informatica, Oracle Oracle Brings Blockchain-as-a-Service to Its Cloud 5 Ottobre 2017 admin Follows Microsoft and IBM in chase after enterprise clients who want to build next-gen blockchain-enabled applications
Informatica, Oracle Oracle Brings Bare Metal Exadata Performance to the Cloud 19 Agosto 2017 admin Oracle first debuted its Exadata engineered systems in 2008 with the promise of providing the fastest and most powerful hardware possible to run the Oracle database. Oracle is now extending the power of its latest generation of Exadata engineered systems to Oracle Cloud users.From a scalability perspective, the Exadata Cloud Service can scale up to 336 compute cores, with total storage capacity over 1 petabyte. Oracle is including the Oracle Database Edition Extreme Performance as part of the Exadata Cloud Machines deployment service. Oracle’s Exadata Cloud Service price list for non-metered services currently starts at a list price of $55,000 a month.
