This issue includes the usual mix of news, community, customer-focus, and technology stories, with spotlights on hardware and open source software. This issue looks at new SPARC microprocessors, the Oracle Database Appliance engineered system, MySQL, and open source software highlights through the years.
Here are some highlights from the July/Aug 2013 issue:
Blazing Performance:
Oracle unveiled two new SPARC microprocessors, SPARC T5 and SPARC M5; introduced a portfolio of systems based on these chips; and reported that the new SPARC T5–based systems have set 17 world records. Read how the revolutionary SPARC microprocessor design is moving software into silicon to power the world’s fastest database, Java, and middleware servers.
Grow Up, Branch Out:
Does your organization need to locate servers in customer countries, update hardware, reduce operating costs, improve performance, and expand systems with the business? Read how organizations are using Oracle Database Appliance to meet regulations, consolidate systems, simplify operations, deliver Oracle engineered system performance, and scale up their systems with pay-as-you- grow licensing.
Interview: The Shine of Open Source (with podcast)
MySQL puts the M and the power in LAMP.
Up Close: Cloud Builders Unite (with video)
Bloggers, tweeters, and user groups work to form a cloud builder community.
Ask Tom: On Randomness, Syntax, and Mutation
Our technologist—Tom Kyte—gets deterministic, delimited, and the opposite of trigger-happy.
Time Capsule
When did you discover open source software? Take a look back at some open source milestones.
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