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Linux Business News Oracle Supports "64-bit Linux"
Helps Its Customers Use Linux in an x86 64-bit Operating Environment
By: Oracle News Desk
Aug. 22, 2005 02:00 AM
Oracle E-Business Suite On Demand and Oracle Technology On Demand customers, such as Thermos, Cabot Microelectronics, Tropicana and UNOCAL Corporation, benefit from the high-performance, reliability and security provided by Oracle software on a low-cost, Linux platform, Rottler said. "By building our own IT systems on Linux, we help our customers realize first-hand the business benefits as well as the lower IT costs associated with using Linux in an x86 64-bit operating environment," he added. At LinuxWorld Conference & Expo Oracle is showcasing the various ways it provides support for the Linux operating system, makes technical contributions to the Linux kernel, and has forged strategic partnerships with hardware vendors and Linux distributors. At Oracle's world-class Data Center, Oracle On Demand customers have mission-critical, transactional applications deployed and managed on AMD-64-based Sun back-end systems running Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES). Oracle On Demand, the comany says, "simplifies enterprise computing by eliminating the headache of handling software upgrades, patches, and day-to-day maintenance." Oracle On Demand customers have access to the latest capabilities and pay what Oracle describes as "a predictable, monthly fee." Reader Feedback: Page 1 of 1
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