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Oracle Team USA after their impressive victory over Emirates Team New Zealand in the first and only race of the day.
AC72 Catamaran (72 ft long)
34th America's Cup (9/19/13)
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco, CA
400+ horsepower, eight ailerons instead of four, weighs 1,129 pounds, and can reach a top speed of 300 miles per hour.
Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd tells attendees at Oracle OpenWorld on Sept. 20 about a joint effort with Oracle called "Optimize for Agility." The project will enable the two companies' management software to exchange information about events and equipment status, so that system administrators can more easily detect system problems. (via CNET)
ORACLE TEAM USA's two boat hangers house the team's catamarans and various offices and workshops.
ORACLE TEAM USA is preparing to compete in the 2017 America's Cup. The race will take place in Bermuda, so the team has setup shop on the small island nation off the eastern coast of the United States in order to perform iterative design testing and practice racing its hydrofoiling catamaran yacht.
Photo: Evan Dougherty, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
In the frame of Common Ground week in Antwerpen, the Oracle Practice session guided by Caroline Daish and Michel Yang
Let’s step inside the aural space
and open the channels between ourselves and others!
Oracle Team USA's impressive victory over Emirates Team New Zealand in the first and only race of the day.
AC72 Catamaran (72 ft long)
34th America's Cup (9/19/13)
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco, CA
Oracle Business Intelligence is a complete, open, and architecturally unified business intelligence system for the enterprise that delivers abilities for reporting, ad hoc query and analysis, online analytical processing (OLAP), dashboards, and scorecards. JMRI provides solutions based on Oracle Business Intelligence to banks.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison tells customers that the software maker has no more big acquisitions planned, after a year of deal-making. The company will concentrate instead on beefing up its middleware products and hosted services, he said in a keynote speech at Oracle OpenWorld on Sept. 21, 2005. (via CNET)