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Oracle Unveils a System in Between Cloud, On-Premises
Chris Preimesberger, Updated August 14, 2020 9:00 AM
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eWEEK CLOUD NEWS: The fully managed virtual private cloud offers all of Oracle’s public cloud services, including Autonomous Database and SaaS applications, for customer data centers.
eWEEK SMALL-BUSINESS PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Benefits enabled by the cloud model, such as continual access to real-time, consistent information, frequent updates and continuous innovation, are increasingly making cloud deployment the obvious choice for many SMBs.
eWEEK NEWS FEATURE: Cloud service eliminates the need to set up, configure or manage servers, schedule backups or look for security vulnerabilities.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: No one could have foreseen what challenges 2020 was going to hand us, just as no one knows what 2021 will bring us, either. But that shouldn't stop IT thought leaders from identifying trends they see coming up.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: Data science also helps businesses use advanced tools and technologies to automate complicated business processes linked with extracting, analyzing and presenting raw data. With rapid advancements in technology, and data being generated at warp speed, it is crucial to stay...
eWEEK EXCLUSIVE: Startup Anjuna has developed Enterprise Enclaves, a software security stack inside new CPUs from Intel and AMD that may become the groundwork for a new age of secure enterprise computing.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: Centralized log management is a crucial part of DevOps in the enterprise. Logs provide detailed insights into the production environment and give teams the information they need to develop and debug their applications with confidence.
eWEEK PERSPECTIVE: As industry analytics pioneer SAS continues to evolve, it completes a new partnership with another IT industry contemporary--Microsoft--that will help it move into a new generation of innovation.
eWEEK PRODUCT OVERVIEW & INSIGHT: Cloudian’s global data fabric architecture enables enterprises to store, find and protect object and file data seamlessly across sites, both on-premises and in public clouds, within a single, unified platform.
eWEEK COMPANY PERSPECTIVE: Developer of DataOps data platform has completed its original intent to provide a complete data management platform, ranging from mainframes to Kubernetes and containers.
PRODUCT TREND ANALYSIS: Thanks to improvements, such as faster data loading to build graphs quickly, faster execution of parallel graph algorithms and the ability to scale up and out for distributed applications, graph is meeting or even exceeding its promise.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: Traditional developer tools, such as editors and IDEs (integrated development environments), are beginning to fall short as a result of the increased volume of new code and applications coming into the market every hour.
eWEEK BLOCKCHAIN CASE STUDY: A lot of people don’t understand how blockchain technology works. Here’s a cool use-case example of how it can work in the real world. Jyoti-Fair Works uses retraced’s blockchain application, powered by the Oracle Cloud, to give customers a view into its humanitarian...
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