Oracle on Thursday rolled out an updated version of its TimesTen In-Memory Database, which is a key component of its upcoming Exalytics appliance as well as a competitor to SAP’s HANA platform ...

Oracle has been engineering database systems for large-scale relational databases for a long time, and it is still interesting to take a look at how the architecture of these machines changes over ...

However, we suspect with growing popularity of the Oracle in-memory database, it’s not uncommon to use more generic servers to run the Oracle database, which could be done in competing clouds.

However, we suspect with growing popularity of the Oracle in-memory database, it’s not uncommon to use more generic servers to run the Oracle database, which could be done in competing clouds.

It said the deal will enhance its database line-up by adding real-time data access capabilities. IBM rival Oracle acquired an in-memory database two years ago, from TimesTen.