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Joins clustering features to further outdistance database rivals, Ellison says
With e-procurement competitors Ariba Inc. and Commerce One Inc. stumbling over earnings reports, Oracle Corp. is pressing its advantage.
Despite improved clustering and new features, Oracle faces increased pressure from competitors
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.
Vendors first started to hone in on these three emerging database markets with partnership programs a couple of years ago.
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Oracle Corp. is touting real Application Clusters as one of the key enhancements in the company's 9i database software, which is being readied for release in the next few months.
In a way, it's sad that IBM purchased Informix. the troubled but innovative underdog of a company had quite a following. On the other hand, if anyone had to do it, IBM's not a bad suitor.
Sybase looks to NEON to fuel growth; IBM drives away with Informix.
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