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Hot skills: MySQL

Sun's agreement to purchase MySQL AB will consolidate commercial use of the open source originated database, although MySQL was already doing pretty well on its own.

British Museum collection goes online

The British Museum is making its entire collection available on the web with one of the world's biggest museum online collection databases.

Blog-City uses open source MySQL

Like many organisations, Blog-City relies heavily on its database for its daily business. But interestingly, Blog-City has chosen to underpin its business with the free and open source database MySQL, which is entirely community supported.

Oracle repositions itself as a business systems provider

A key plank of Oracle's strategy for growth over the next few years is to reposition itself as a strategic partner rather than simply remain a technology supplier in key enterprise accounts.

Sun buys MySQL for £500m

Sun has acquired the open source database MySQL for £500m, in a bid to establish a foothold in the database market and offer users open source database tools to compliment its growing family of open source products.

Hot skills: DB 9.5

IBM's DB2 is a relational database management system (RDBMS), widely used in enterprises.

Hot skills: PostgreSQL offers opportunities in many languages

What is it? PostgreSQL is an open source object-relational database management package. It is one of the pillars of Sun Microsystems' alternative to...

Alcoa adopts Oracle consolidated global database

Aluminium supplier Alcoa has upgraded its multi-terabyte data warehouse to Oracle Database 10g and Oracle Real Application Clusters to improve efficiency.

Hot skills: cut costs and coding time with Database for Objects

Db4o (Database for Objects) is an open source object database for Java and .net developers. It is claimed to be the only database that is native to both Java and .net.

Oracle patch update to contain 51 flaw fixes

Oracle's Critical Patch Update will address 51 fixes, addressing critical holes in Oracle database 10g, Application Server, E-Business Suite and PeopleSoft Enterprise software.
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