Red Hat Inc. claims that Oracle Corp.’s bid to clone Red Hat’s market-leading version of the Linux operating system will result in broken software, nonworking hardware and security holes for ...

Red Hat continues to grow at the expense of Oracle's Linux business. According to a Piper Jaffray survey, enterprises go with trusted brands, especially in times of economic uncertainty. Matt Asay is ...

Last Friday an IBM spokesman described the company’s decision not to certify its products on Oracle’s Unbreakable Linux. For those who may not be familiar with the Oracle initiative, it announced last ...

"While Oracle has alluded to garden-variety customer 'endorsements,' it has not yet provided any concrete examples of meaningful, large-scale, in-production customer successes," First Albany analyst ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Oracle Corp. plans to spend some $150 million this year on ...

* Oracle attempts to boost its Unbreakable Linux strategy with a long list of customer testimonials Oracle last week attempted to boost its Unbreakable Linux strategy with a long list of customer ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. One year to the day after announcing its Unbreakable Linux ...

I had lunch with a friend today that is making me reconsider some of my previous comments on Oracle's Unbreakable Linux moves. I still think the company went about it in the wrong way, but it makes ...

Amid an enormous amount of buzz, software giant Oracle laid out its plans for Linux at its OpenWorld conference in San Francisco this week, indicating that it will use Red Hat Linux as the foundation ...

Red Hat Inc. claims that Oracle Corp.'s will result in broken software, nonworking hardware and security holes for corporations seduced by Oracle's offer of discount support. Third-party experts tend ...