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Oracle Exadata V2

The new Oracle Exadata V2 combines Oracle software and Sun hardware - including Sun's innovative FlashFire technology - to provide the world's first database machine for online transaction processing (OLTP). Available in a range of configurations, the Oracle Exadata V2 offers a complete, integrated computing infrastructure that's designed to deliver massive speed increases for OLTP, data warehousing and mixed database workloads.

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The world's fastest... for both data warehousing and OLTP

Built on a massively parallel architecture - that includes fast servers and high-bandwidth interconnects between storage and database servers - the Oracle Exadata V2 radically accelerates database processing and also delivers a huge increase in performance, versus the previous generation Exadata machine.

  • 20x increase in random I/O
  • 5x speedup in I/O bandwidth - with FlashFire Technology
  • 2x the compute and network performance capacity
 

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