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News and Analysis to Guide Your Strategy |
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Editor's Note |
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Fowler:
Oracle Is Building “World’s Best Infrastructure”
Oracle is unique among cloud providers Amazon, Google, Microsoft,
and Salesforce.com in developing its own microprocessor—the
foundation of the technology stack.
Oracle’s newest designed-for-the-cloud chip, the SPARC S7, features
advanced encryption and memory protection for greater security and
reliability in the cloud. “The SPARC S7 is based on the SPARC M7’s
“breakthrough technology,” John Fowler, executive vice president of
systems at Oracle, told me in a recent
interview.
Here, learn more
about how the SPARC M7 and S7 can bring efficiency and security to
the cloud—and why Oracle continues to remain close partners with
Intel even while investing intensively in its own chip
technology. |
— John Foley, senior director, Oracle Corporate
Communications
Watch the Video: Oracle's John Fowler on
the "next 10 years of processor
evolution" |
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The Oracle Blog |
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Five
Different Routes from Data Center to Cloud
As more business leaders seek to downsize their data center
operations and move to the cloud, how do they get from Point A (the
data center) to Point B (the cloud)? There's no single path. In
fact, companies "have five different journeys" they can take to
reduce their dependency on legacy data centers, says Dave
Donatelli, Oracle executive vice president of converged
infrastructure. Hardware strategy is the first step, but where do
you go from there? Here, learn which cloud
roadmap will get you where you need to
go. |
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