Intel stopped by a Tech Days event at Oracle headquarters last week to film Oracle and HP product managers discussing the HP Oracle Database Machine. Intel was, quite naturally, interested to hear how the machine’s extreme performance is linked to the Intel Quad-Core processors used in the HP Oracle Exadata Storage Server.
Note: The linked image below takes you to the Intel Server Room Blog to watch the video.
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Comments (1)
Hi,
Was this filmed in the Oracle canteen? I'm sure I could hear the sound of crockery in the backround.
Also, particularly liked the random people walking around in the background.
No mention of whether the exadata will be following the intel processor roadmap.
jason.
Posted by jason arneil | February 17, 2009 3:11 AM
Posted on February 17, 2009 03:11