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Oracle and research firm Gartner are trading barbs across the Net after the software giant took exception to a critical report on the Oracle 11i enterprise application platform
Corporations may be cutting back on travel budgets, but that hasn't stopped American Express Co. from investing in technology for travel customers.
Given its critical nature to large organizations, the database market is appropriately slow to change.
Embarcadero unveils Sybase edition of SQL Debugger; Great Plains bundle to support Postgre SQL.
When I last wrote about Oracle, I was a bit confused about why the company's code name for Oracle9i was the "last database."
9i JDeveloper goes to beta, extends company's wares in Java development technology, services
After nearly two years, some decent efforts are finally emerging in the Web database space.
Today's open source databases are outmuscled by traditional heavyweights
Oracle's all-encompassing software suite aimed at ending customization
According to Oracle Corp. and Sybase Inc., a corporate application is only as good as a mobile employee's ability to access it.
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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.
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