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Interesting thoughts on a potential extra-added-attraction down in
the Sun/Oracle deal:
http://tinyurl.com/qfy5gd or
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/design/suns-rock-cpu-could-be-a-gem-for-oracle
But if Rock might be the future of databases, why wouldn't IBM be
interested? Or perhaps, why would IBM be okay with Oracle having
such a capability (in addition to having significant control of Java
along with Solaris)? I always hope that IBM knows more than they let
on, so maybe they have something better in mind. (And monkeys might
fly out ... never mind.)
Hmmm... "...the ability to optimize its database software—at the
level of machine code..."... That has an almost familiar sound.
Tom Liotta
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