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More Database News

Oracle Takes Services Tack

Renee Boucher Ferguson | July 02, 2001

Company advances software-as-a-service message with suites for small businesses, e-businesses

If Oracles Last Database Is So Good ...

John Taschek | July 02, 2001

Oracle chief Larry Ellison said the code name for Oracle9i is the "last database," which I concluded to mean that Ellison thought the database market was dead.

Yukon Learns a New Lingo

Timothy Dyck | July 02, 2001

At last month's tech-ed conference, Microsoft gave the first public demonstration of the next release of its SQL Server database, code-named Yukon.

Database Size Isnt Everything

eWeek Editors | June 25, 2001

Oracle holds lead, but IBM and Microsoft battle for bigger slice of estimated $8.8 billion market.

Database Race Is on to Scale Up

Timothy Dyck | June 25, 2001

In the database world, as in many other areas of IT, companies are searching for ways to do more with less.

DB2 7.2 Smoothes Data Integration Bumps

Timothy Dyck | June 25, 2001

Along with some fine-tuning around the edges, IBM's DB2 Universal Database 7.2 unfurls several areas of new or enhanced connectivity that make it easier to connect DB2 to other enterprise data sources.

New Pricing With Oracle9i

eWeek Editors | June 18, 2001

Joins clustering features to further outdistance database rivals, Ellison says

Oracle Raises E-Procurement Stakes

Renee Boucher Ferguson | June 11, 2001

With e-procurement competitors Ariba Inc. and Commerce One Inc. stumbling over earnings reports, Oracle Corp. is pressing its advantage.

9i Comes With Competition

eWeek Editors | June 11, 2001

Despite improved clustering and new features, Oracle faces increased pressure from competitors

Working on a Sequel

Tom Steinert-Threlkeld | May 28, 2001

Chairman John Chen last Tuesday opened what he called "chapter two" in the life of Sybase, one of the original pioneers of database systems that keep track of relationships between the statistics and content they store.

Look Whos Talking: May 28, 2001

Joseph C. Panettieri | May 28, 2001

The latest chatter on the partner front

Adventures in Partnering

Jacqueline Emigh | May 14, 2001

Vendors first started to hone in on these three emerging database markets with partnership programs a couple of years ago.

Ellison Talks 'Cheap' Cloud at Oracle OpenWorld

DAILY VIDEO: Oracle introduces Autonomous Database Cloud and robotic security; Oracle is injecting most cloud applications with artificial intelligence; Google kills the unpopular free article...

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.