Openworld: Oracle jumps on in-memory analytics and big data bandwagons

Sooraj Shah
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Vendor hits back at SAP and IBM with Exalytics and Big Data appliances

Larry Ellison, Oracle's chief executive officer, opened the Oracle OpenWorld conference yesterday with an introduction to the company's new Exalytics appliance, which is designed to perform in-memo...

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