Last week, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison made it clear that his company will become a hardware vendor and support Sun's server and storage hardware products once the deal closes sometime this summer.

Ellison made the comments in a question and answer session with Reuters news service, a transcription of which was posted on the Oracle Web site and also e-mailed to Sun employees. Oracle late last ...

There's been a lot of speculation that Oracle purchased Sun for its software assets like Java, Solaris, and--although this point has seen more debate--MySQL. Even those of us who viewed the ...

Oracle plans to stay in the hardware business following its planned US$7.4 billion acquisition of Sun Microsystems, CEO Larry Ellison has said, adding more detail to earlier statements made by the ...

When Oracle bought Sun Microsystems on Monday it took a leap into the hardware realm. And so the question: Can software-centric database and applications vendor Oracle succeed with Sun’s hardware ...

Oracle’s recent $7.4 billion bid for Sun Microsystems could turn Sun’s ailing hardware business into a boon for datacenter managers. But industry analysts question whether the software firm can turn ...

Customers who don't purchase support for hardware systems aren't allowed to obtain other technical support services from Oracle Oracle has adopted what amounts to an “all or nothing” hardware support ...

REDWOOD CITY, California (Reuters) - Oracle Corp Chief Executive Larry Ellison unveiled a new line of faster servers on Tuesday, the latest step to revive a shrinking hardware division and shore up a ...