Oracle aims 'Exastack' program at ISVs
The software giant is hoping to convince independent software vendors to certify and run their products on its high-end Exadata and Exalogic appliances through a program called Exastack, the company announced Tuesday
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Mastercard.com slammed again over WikiLeaks
The company's main Web site was unavailable for a while on Tuesday as WikiLeaks gloated. A MasterCard spokeswoman in Belgium would not directly answer if the site's downtime was due to a DDOS attack
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Yahoo forms Hortonworks, a new Hadoop company
Hortonworks' mission is to advance and refine the Hadoop technology so its use will spread among enterprises
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Software AG continues MDM push with Trillium alliance
PROCESSWORLD 2011: The new partnership with a data governance vendor brings data cleansing to the business process discussion. Plus, execs explain the significance of master data management, in-memory, mobile, social and cloud for Software AG and its customers
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Alcatel leaps ahead with 400-gigabit routing chip
Equipment maker will use the chip in multi-port line cards for carrier routers to handle the ever-increasing amount of Internet traffic.
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Office 365 beta ends with full release
Microsoft’s cloud version of Office has officially launched, making the familiar suite of products more accessible than ever before
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Oracle posts Fusion applications pricing
Oracle has posted an initial price list for its long-awaited Fusion Applications, and the news is mixed. This also suggests the apps may be soon available
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Enterprise customer interest in ERP on rise at mid-year
Businesses are again starting to, at least, take a look at how improving critical enterprise resource management systems can bolster operations, according to a Forrester analyst. Plus, how ERP Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is now an attention-getter
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