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Oracle,
Red Hat, HP Gang Up on Real Application
Clusters
by Timothy
Prickett Morgan
Database vendor Oracle, commercial Linux
distributor Red
Hat, and server vendor Hewlett-Packard last week
announced that they have teamed up to deliver ready-to-run
clusters based on Oracle's Real Application Clusters
middleware for Oracle 9i and running on Red Hat's
Advanced Server and HP's ProLiant DL580 servers. Real
Application Clusters is new the cluster-enabled version of
Oracle 9i that employs clustering technology from HP's
Tru64 Unix operating system, with features that have been
ported to Linux with Red Hat's help. READ
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IBM
Sells Disk Biz, But Vows to Fight On in
Storage
by Timothy
Prickett Morgan
After months of intensive negotiations, IBM has inked an agreement that
will see the company exit the hard disk drive business that it
established in 1956. Hitachi has acquired nearly
all of IBM's intellectual property, research, manufacturing,
and sales resources associated with the disk drive business
for $2.05 billion. While IBM is exiting the disk drive
business, it has vowed that it will continue to be an
aggressive maker of disk arrays and other products that
incorporate disks. READ
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Dell/EMC
Alliance To Bare New Clariion
Fruit
by Alex
Woodie
Dell
could have a new disk array based on EMC's Clariion array to sell to
its customers. At an EMC analyst meeting last week, the
Hopkinton, Massachusetts, company said that it is working with
its alliance partner Dell to develop new low-cost versions of
EMC's Clariion array that Dell can manufacture and sell.
Although details have not yet been finalized and the deal has
not been signed by both parties, the pact fits in well with
EMC's plan to pursue new markets. READ
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Sage
to Bring ERP Suite to Linux on IBM's xSeries
Servers
by Alex
Woodie
English software powerhouse Sage Group, the fifth largest
ERP vendor in the world according to AMR Research, gave
enterprise Linux a serious boost when it recently signed a
partnership agreement with IBM to port its largest line of
business software, Line 500, from Microsoft Windows to Linux
and to run it on xSeries servers. READ
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