Oracle has released a new in-memory relational database designed to meet the faster response time needs of enterprises. Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Release 7 is the first major version of the ...

Oracle is bulking up its database portfolio with TimesTen, a small company that sells software for rapidly handling customer data and transactions. The acquisition, announced Thursday, is expected to ...

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Oracle announced an upgrade to its TimesTen in-memory database, which will power its upcoming Exalytics in-memory computing appliance. [1] With its new in-memory, high performance computing product – ...

Oracle Corp. has unveiled the first major version of the TimesTen in-memory relational database developed in house since acquiring the technology in June 2005, emphasizing increased integration and ...

Oracle has agreed to buy TimesTen, a privately held company that makes software for boosting the performance of database applications used for stock trading, airline reservations and other areas where ...

After buying Retek, Oblix and PeopleSoft, Oracle on Thursday said it plans to acquire TimesTen, a realtime database specialist. Terms of the agreement, expected to close by the end of next month, ...

Release 6.0 of TimesTen focuses on improved caching between Oracle's backend database and the TimesTen in-memory database. It now supports a "much higher rate of updates in the cache and makes the ...

Company bulks up its database portfolio with a small company that sells software for rapidly handling customer data and transactions. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and cutting ...

Oracle and TimesTen, a privately held supplier of real-time data management software, have announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement whereby Oracle will acquire TimesTen. The ...