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[News] How Free (Libre) Databases Could Topple Proprietary Ones

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Sun may or may not be about to obliterate Oracle and Microsoft

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| Sun Microsystems is about to horsefuck the database world, and nobody sees it 
| coming. Imagine a SQL database that can support the absurd level of 
| concurrency promised by HyTM. Conveniently, Sun owns one of the most popular 
| relational databases in the world: MySQL. If MySQL on a single Rock based 
| system can outperform Oracle or Microsoft spread across many systems, then 
| DBAs worldwide would gladly tell Larry Ellison or Steve Ballmer where to 
| shove it.      
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/07/28/sun_dziuba_tm/


Recent:

Interesting comment spotted on Jonathan Schwartz' blog:

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| [...] I work for a major Fortune company, and we're in the process of putting
| Oracle on a "sunset" list of restricted vendors. No new applications are
| allowed on Oracle, the only approved vendors are Sun/MySQL and Microsoft/SQL
| Server. So I don't know how Sun did that, but if their objective was to
| provide competition for Oracle, it appears to have worked with my
| management...
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http://arjen-lentz.livejournal.com/125253.html


Oracle users go ga-ga for open source, including MySQL

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| It's great to be king (aka "Oracle"), but apparently the peasants are
| secretly in revolt. According to a survey of the Independent Oracle Users
| Group (IOUG) [PDF], open source adoption is rampant within the rank-and-file
| of Oracle users...including widespread adoption of MySQL.  
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http://blogs.cnet.com/8301-13505_1-9802484-16.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=TheOpenRoad
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