Oracle Launches Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud X4-2

Dec 26, 2013 (Thu): Oracle Corporation, the world’s leading ICT solution provider, today announced the availability of Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud X4-2 for running custom and packaged applications with superior performance, while reducing data center cost and complexity.

The Oracle Exalogic engineered system is hardware and software engineered together to provide extreme performance, reliability and scalability for Oracle, Java and other business applications, while delivering low TCO, low risk, high user productivity and one-stop support. Customers in 52 countries across 21 industries have already adopted Oracle Exalogic.

“Enterprises have been looking for an integrated solution that provides the highest levels of application performance, rapid installation and flexible deployment. Only Oracle Exalogic delivers superior performance with single-vendor support for Java and Oracle Applications,” said Thomas Kurian, executive vice president, Oracle.

“The latest release of Oracle Exalogic provides IT organizations with a sensible path for virtualization of their production workloads that can dramatically simplify their infrastructure and reduce their costs.”

Oracle Exalogic X4-2 provides higher throughput and coupled with Oracle Exabus technology, delivers near native response times for virtualized applications, resulting in greater consolidation benefits.

In addition, Oracle Exalogic X4-2 is also certified for Oracle In-Memory Applications, Oracle’s unique in-memory optimizations that enable real-time, ad-hoc analytics of live transactional data. The increased memory capacity of Oracle Exalogic X4-2 makes it ideal for Oracle In-Memory Applications, which can run 10-20x faster and help to accelerate critical business processes.

Lastly, with Oracle Exalogic X4-2, customers can deploy virtualized mission-critical business applications, with near native performance on Oracle Exalogic with Oracle VM Server and Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder.

Author: VSDaily Editor

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