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Oracle Issues Statement: Software for HP Titanium to Continue

A judge recently ruled that Oracle has a contract to port its software to Itanium computers for as long as HP sells them

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September 4, 2012 07:36 PM EDT
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REDWOOD SHORES, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 09/04/12 -- Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL) issued the following statement today:

Previously, Oracle announced that it would stop developing new versions of its software on Itanium microprocessors. For example, that meant version 12c of the Oracle database due out in early 2013 would not be available on Itanium. However, a judge recently ruled that Oracle has a contract to continue porting its software to Itanium computers for as long as HP sells Itanium computers. Therefore, Oracle will continue building the latest versions of its database and other software covered by the judge's ruling to HP Itanium computers. Oracle software on HP's Itanium computers will be released on approximately the same schedule as Oracle software on IBM's Power systems.

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