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The news hit the wires last night that Oracle were buying (certain assets of) Hyperroll, a technology company out of Israel with a head office in the USA. Hyperroll have been around for as long as I’ve been in Oracle BI consulting, and I knew them originally as offering an aggregation layer on top of [...]

Oracle released details over the weekend of a news conference they are running on September 15th 2009, to announce a new OLTP-focused database machine this time based on Sun hardware.

I’m surprised that this wasn’t held over until Open World, but the twitter- and blogo-sphere has been alive over the past few weeks about a possible [...]

So you’ve probably heard the news now, that Oracle have agreed to buy Sun, the makers of Solaris, SPARC chips, lots of application servers, servers and storage units and of course Java. IBM were originally in the running but backed-off due to anti-trust concerns, now it looks like Oracle have won the prize. So what [...]

If like me you’re a Mac owner who’s been following with interest the Fake Steve Jobs blog (try here, here and here for a sample), you’ll be amused to know that Steve’s away for a while and Fake Larry Ellison has taken over for a few weeks. According to FSJ:
“Bit of news here. Larry Ellison [...]

Of course whilst I’ve been gallivanting around Europe doing my BI seminars,the news came out from Redwood Shores earlier this week that Oracle had bought Sunopsis, an ETL tool vendor that probably most people wouldn’t have heard ofuntil this announcement was made. Sunopsis, as Peter Scott points out, sell two products that operate within the [...]