Oracle launched another salvo in the virtual machine battle (see The battle over virtual machine software for a deeper analysis of the battle) by offering Oracle VM 3.3. As mentioned in that article, ...

Before the acquisition, Oracle already had a few virtualization platforms. One is Oracle VM, a reworking of the open-source Xen Linux-based hypervisor for x86 servers.

VMware may be boasting that its software is used by all of the Fortune 100 companies and 96 percent of the Fortune 1000, but the virtualization team at Oracle is either not listening or simply doesn’t ...

Oracle's hypervisor technology could gain market share as it expands from Sun to Dell and HP x86 server platforms Last Thursday, Oracle announced a major deal with rival hardware vendors Dell and ...

Oracle is preparing to roll out the latest member of its family of “engineered systems” that combine software and hardware, with the upcoming product focused on virtualization. The company will ...

Oracle just launched Oracle Global Secure Desktop 4.7. It is a desktop virtualization product based upon Oracle's Oracle VM, access virtualization and application virtualization technology. It is ...

Oracle has announced Oracle VM Server for SPARC 2.1, a key component in Oracle's complete, integrated desktop to data center virtualization portfolio. Pre-installed on Oracle's SPARC T-series servers, ...

Policy would require customers to buy a license for every processor an Oracle-equipped virtual server might touch.