Oracle stories - Page 26

Revenues for data centre servers and storage are set to swell to $88bn, spurred by IT infrastructure modernisation.

Oracle is acquiring cloud software company Ravello Systems in a deal designed to help speed customers' transition to the cloud.

Equinix is bringing Oracle's cloud services to Sydney, providing direct access to the vendor's public platform and infrastructure services.

Aussie retailer Colette gears up for global growth with NetSuite's cloud solutions, overhauling POS and financial systems.

Having a presence in the United States will also allow VMob to take full advantage of the increasing number of integration opportunities with leading.

Wynyard Group appoints Caroline Cull as Partner Sales Director to spearhead the acceleration of its Global Partner Program, promising expanded sales reach.

Company set to reveal plans to move into the cloud-computing market, cemented by partnerships with Microsoft and Salesforce.com.

The recently discovered vulnerability has been finally patched by Oracle, but exploitation continues on computers that have not been updated.

Michael P. Gregoire named new CEO of CA Technologies, succeeding William E. McCracken from January 7, 2013, amid unanimous board support.

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.

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

The ERP era as a primary use of IT funds has come to an end. Investments are shifting to differentiation and user productivity says Scott Dawes, Vice.

The emergence of Cloud Service Aggregators in the delivery value chain is rocking the foundations of the current channel structure. Channel compentici.

Oracle seeks to bolster its Wellington sales team with a new role aimed at driving revenue and securing a stable customer base for its open storage products.

In the face of mounting economic and social pressures, businesses are shifting towards cloud computing, spurred by the demand for agility and efficiency.

In a move that will disrupt the networking industry, Hewlett-Packard has entered into an agreement to buy network, switching, routing and security.

As firms push for greener IT solutions, virtualisation is set to cut energy use in data centres, but careful management is crucial to maintain service levels.