The expanded relationship with Oracle is another step for ARM as it looks to move its low-power chip designs into the data center.

Oracle said it was working on a version of Java Standard Edition for the 64-bit ARM architecture, though it didn’t give a time frame.

Oracle released a developer edition of the Oracle9i Database for Intel Itanium processors that supports several platforms including Windows XP Professional 64-bit Edition and Windows .NET ...

Columns Oracle opens up (just a bit) By Jason Halla August 1, 2004 Oracle’s JDeveloper 10g is an IDE in the broadest sense of the term. For the majority of Java application development projects, the ...