ORACLE WINS BEST DATABASE FOR LINUX AWARD
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REDWOOD SHORES, Calif.
26-AUG-2003 06:00 AM
Oracle Corp. (NASDAQ: ORCL), the world's largest enterprise software company, was recently awarded "Best of Show" for the Oracle9i Database with Real Application Clusters on Linux, at the LinuxWorld Conference Expo. The award, sponsored by IDG in conjunction with UniForum Association, exemplifies the significance of Oracle's ongoing contribution to the Linux community, which began in 1999 with the company's release of the first commercial database on Linux.
Key criteria for the award included a product's ability to impact the Linux market as explained by judge and UniForum Association President, Alan Fedder, "We assessed the products' complexity, market reach and overall ability to benefit the marketplace. Oracle9i Database with Real Application Clusters on Linux meets that criteria, and most importantly, is a product that is moving the Linux market forward."
Oracle9i Real Application Clusters allows customers to reduce costs, increase reliability and scale out on-demand by simply adding low-cost Linux servers to their cluster with zero code modification. Oracle9i Database with Real Application Clusters on Linux act as a single database system, allowing customers to consolidate multiple database systems into one reliable and manageable system.
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