Oracle stories - Page 35

Distributor says the time is right for resellers to start taking advantage of networking brand’s UCS portfolio.

AT&T diversifies cloud services, embracing innovation by partnering with small tech firms and launching innovation foundries.

Apple, Samsung CEOs enter mediation in California to resolve patent dispute spanning 20 cases worldwide, despite low expectations.

Layer 7 embarks on APAC expansion, appointing ex-Oracle exec Colman McCaffery to lead sales in Australia and New Zealand, boosting local presence.

Oracle defies the cloud competition, reporting a 3% revenue increase to US$9 billion with software license sales soaring.

Regional boss takes over all of Southern APAC. Owens will now be handling South-East Asia and India on top of his responsibilities in ANZ.

As video communication surges, network health faces new challenges. A SolarWinds survey shows 89% of networks integrate video, pushing admins to adapt rapidly.

EMC reveals details of hardware and software solution that leverages PCIe Flash technology and makes leap from storage to server.

Organisations today are continually challenged with managing and storing the explosive growth in both structured and unstructured data.

HP to decide the fate of webOS, potentially selling it off after acquiring it with Palm in 2010. CEO Meg Whitman vows to make a careful choice.

With server virtualisation reaching maximum penetration in mature markets like New Zealand, now is the time for resellers to look to other virtualisat.

Google executive criticizes Apple and Microsoft for waging patent war against Android, claiming it stifles innovation.

Cisco has taken third spot in the blade market two years after entering the market, according to figures from IDC.

StorageCraft unveils a revolutionary disaster recovery product for virtual environments, promising rapid restores and broad hypervisor support.

Oracle has announced it will shift OpenOffice.org to a community-led project, ceasing its commercial version to foster open standards.

Microsoft aims to target SAP, Oracle and Salesforce.com in its biggest assault on the business software market yet.

Simon and Schuster to publish Walter Isaacson's iSteve: The Book of Jobs in 2022, featuring insights from Jobs himself and 100+ interviews.

Oracle and Dbvisit unveil 'Disaster Recovery' roadshow aimed at Oracle Standard Edition users, offering crucial insights for IT Managers.

The Walter Isaacson-penned official biography of Steve Jobs is making steady progress, say Silicon Valley sources.

NetSuite enhances its SP100 programme with new waivers, free training, and marketing support under the SuiteStart Service to aid channel businesses.