“Oracle Internet File System on Linux Poses Threat to Microsoft
Windows NT File System.”
“Oracle Parallel Server on Linux Brings Additional Scalability
To Enterprise Applications.”
“Oracle, the largest provider of software for e-business, today
announced the immediate availability of Oracle Internet File System
on Linux and Oracle Parallel Server on Linux. The combination of
the popular Linux operating system with the free-of-charge Oracle
Internet File System download is a compelling, cost-effective
offering for developers who have been stifled by the expensive,
inflexible Windows NT operating system/file system. Oracle Parallel
Server on Linux provides enterprise customers with the first Oracle
database for high-end data center deployment on Linux cluster
configurations. Oracle customers can now deploy mission critical,
highly available business applications in the low-cost Linux
environment. The general availability of these two products on
Linux continues Oracle’s commitment to the open-source operating
system.”
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