Oracle pledged to support Red Hat Enterprise Linux–charging less than half of Red Hat’s list prices–and to supply its own free version of that product built from the publicly available source code.

Oracle announced the general availability of a completely autonomous operating system at Oracle Code One and Oracle OpenWorld, which kicked off this morning in San Francisco. Both events are focused ...

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison fired a broadside at Red Hat on Wednesday. But now that some of the smoke has cleared, it appears some cannonballs went wide of the mark. Oracle pledged to support Red Hat ...

To demonstrate its commitment to openness, Oracle said that hardware rivals Dell (News - Alert) and Hewlett-Packard will certify and resell its three operating systems on their respective x86 servers ...

Reporters typically don't pay much mind to vendor endorsers of any particular press release, but in this case Oracle lined up some interesting signatories: Executives from IBM (Bill Zeitler), Dell ...

In a recent interview with the Financial Times, Oracle helmsman Larry Ellison said that he wanted to sell a complete software stack (with an operating system and applications), just like Microsoft. It ...

First, Oracle launched a competitive threat to the open-source supplier, then Microsoft inked a deal with Linux distributor Novell. As right-hand man to Red Hat Chief Executive Matthew Szulik, Alex ...