Newsgroup: it.economia.borsa
Titolo: Impazzisco

RedHat -22,67% in apertura.
Come fai a stargli dietro ?
Stop loss ? Ma de chè?  Loss e basta.
Ci si doveva mettere Oracle a dere supporto a linux ora che redhat
aveva iniziato un bel percorso a V rialzista...
Che bastardi.

Fabio ha scritto:
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Oracle entra proprio dove RedHat guadagnava di più,
le installazioni server-side per database Oracle.
Però Fedora 6 è uno spettacolo :-D
Baci ed abbracci.

 le installazioni server-side per database Oracle.
Oracle Unbreakable Linux: Ellison Announces Enterprise-Class Support
Program By Rich Schwerin
ORACLE OPENWORLD, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via 
COMTEX/ -- Addressing the largest crowd in Oracle OpenWorld history, Oracle 
CEO Larry Ellison unveiled a new program for Linux, Oracle Unbreakable 
Linux, that provides the same enterprise class support for Linux as it 
provides for its database, middleware and applications products.
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"Currently, Red Hat only provides bug fixes for the latest version of its 
software. This often requires customers to upgrade to a new version of Linux 
software to get a bug fixed," explained Ellison. "Oracle's new Unbreakable 
Linux program will provide bug fixes to future, current, and back releases 
of Linux. In other words, Oracle will provide the same level of enterprise 
support for Linux as is available for other operating systems."
Oracle is offering its Unbreakable Linux program for substantially less than 
Red Hat currently charges for its best support. Ellison explained that the 
new support program is available for all Linux users for as little as $99 
per system per year, and until January 31, 2007, Oracle customers can get a 
free trial and anyone can purchase support at a 50% discount. "This is all 
about broadening the success of Linux," added Ellison. "And to get Oracle 
support for Red Hat Linux all you have to do is point your Red Hat server to 
the Oracle network; switching takes less than a minute."
Midway through his keynote, Ellison invited Edward Screven, Oracle chief 
corporate architect, and Wim Coekaerts, vice president of Linux engineering, 
to join him on stage.
"We think it's important not to fragment the market and we will maintain 
compatibility with Red Hat Linux," said Screven. "Every time Red Hat 
distributes a new version we will resynchronize with their code. All we add 
are bug fixes, which are immediately available to Red Hat and the rest of 
the community."
Coekaerts concurred. "We have many years of Linux engineering experience and 
an excellent technical team solely dedicated to Linux," said Coekaerts. "In 
fact, several Oracle employees are Linux mainline maintainers and Oracle has 
a long history of contributing to the community." Oracle's breadth and depth 
of technical expertise, advanced support technologies, and global reach 
includes 7,000 support staff in 17 global support centers, providing help to 
our customers in 27 languages, in any time zone.
Screven echoed Ellison's assertion that true enterprise quality support for 
Linux at a lower cost is something that customers demand, and a long list of 
customers and partners have already endorsed Oracle's new Linux support 
program. Yahoo! Vice President of Engineering, Laurie Mann, took the keynote 
stage to share his company's enthusiasm for Oracle Unbreakable Linux. Mann 
explained that Yahoo!, which runs Oracle and Linux, is the most visited home 
page on the web, so reliability and support are paramount. Oracle's 
enterprise-class support program addresses this demand head on.
Additional customers and partners appeared via video on the massive screens 
in the keynote hall, including Dell, Intel, HP, IBM, Accenture, AMD, Bearing 
Point, EMC, BMC Software, NetApp, and many others. Toward the keynote 
conclusion, the audience was treated to Oracle's version of "The March of 
the Penguins," as several live penguins (accompanied by their professional 
trainers) waddled on stage.
For more information about Oracle Unbreakable Linux, visit 
www.oracle.com/linux
SOURCE Oracle Corporation
CONTACT:          Letty Ledbetter of Oracle, +1-510-409-1969URL: 
http://www.oracle.com/
 
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