Oracle Exalytics is an in-memory BI server appliance that is pitched against SAP HANA. In-memory is faster than standard database processing and this, according to consultant Jon Reed, could make it an IT commodity. It is the growing demand for in-memory database technology that led to Oracle’s launch of the Oracle Exalytics.
In this section, learn all about Oracle’s Exalytics and how it can impact the market trends.
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