The latest refresh of Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine, an engineered system for business analytics, includes Intel Xeon processors customized for Oracle business analytics workloads, supporting 50 ...

Oracle on Monday announced the general availability of Exalytics, the latest in its family of specialized appliances and a direct competitor to SAP’s HANA product. Both Exalytics and HANA employ ...

AI thrives on data but feeding it the right data is harder than it seems. As enterprises scale their AI initiatives, they face the challenge of managing diverse data pipelines, ensuring proximity to ...

With the ever-increasing volume, scale and scope of business data, organizations need to quickly turn high-velocity data into actionable insights to gain a competitive edge. To extract the maximum ...

Sheer speed in data analysis just got even faster. Oracle ’s new Exalytics In-Memory Machine X3-4 is up to 25 times faster than its predecessor, the lightening-fast X2-4. Businesses now have a new and ...

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Oracle made a splash on Tuesday when it announced the general availability of its Big Data Appliance, but the company also quietly released pricing information for Exalytics, another new member in its ...

Oracle announced an upgrade to its TimesTen in-memory database, which will power its upcoming Exalytics in-memory computing appliance. [1] With its new in-memory, high performance computing product – ...

First introduced at Oracle OpenWorld, the Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine, a high-speed engineered system featuring in-memory business intelligence software and hardware, is now generally available ...

Oracle is introducing a new generation of its Exalytics appliance for high-speed data analysis that comes with a slightly higher price tag but major increases in memory and storage capacity. Exalytics ...

Oracle is moving into in-memory analytics, taking on EMC, IBM and SAP with its own appliance that integrates hardware and software to process data and give answers to enterprises. The Exalytics ...

Oracle has introduced a new software package for its Exalytics high-performance analytics appliance that in some cases, will be mandatory. The new product, Exalytics In-Memory Software, has a list ...