Oracle 11g for Linux hits the street

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Oracle 11g for Linux hits the street

Mark Brunelli, News Editor
Oracle Database 11g, the long-awaited new version of Oracle's flagship database management system, is now commercially available for the Linux platform.

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"Oracle Database 11g continues the focus on grid computing by enabling grids of low-cost servers and storage to deliver fast, scalable and reliable data processing, supporting the toughest data warehousing, transaction processing and content management environments," Andy Mendelsohn, Oracle's senior vice president of database server technologies, said in a press release.

Oracle hasn't announced release dates for Oracle 11g on Microsoft Windows and Unix platforms.

A free evaluation version of Oracle 11g for Linux-on-x86 is available for download from the Related Topics: Oracle database design and architecture, Oracle database installation, upgrades and patches, Oracle on Linux, Oracle grid computing, Oracle operating systems (Solaris, Open Solaris, Unbreakable Linux), VIEW ALL TOPICS


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