Oracle Exadata sees strong Demand

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Oracle Exadata sees strong Demand 
Oracle is experiencing strong demand for its Exadata Database Machine across the world, including India. With total installations approaching 2000 machines in 67 countries across 23 industries, Exadata is the fastest growing product in Oracle's 32 years of business. 
Christopher G. Chelliah VP, Exadata & Strategic Solutions Oracle Asia Pacific said, "We continue to convert the strong market demand as more and more organizations are turning to Oracle Exadata to enhance performance, reliability and scalability of their online transaction processing (OLTP) and datawarehousing applications, whilst simplifying the deployment and management of their IT infrastructure."
Sheshagiri Anegondi, VP, Technology Business, Oracle India said, "We started selling Exadata in India around a year and a half back. In this short period, we have seen a very solid traction for this product from all industry verticals, across all regions in the country. Customers who are already running Oracle database are looking at Exadata very closely. Oracle will continue to leverage its leadership position in the database market to further enhance adoption of Exadata in India." 
To enable Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and other members of Oracle Partner Network (OPN) for Exadata, Oracle introduced Exastack program. The program already has over 234 ISV partners with 871 Oracle Ready solutions that are "ready or optimized" on Oracle's Engineered platforms and related components.  
As part of the Oracle Exastack Program, Oracle's partners have set-up Technology Centers enabling ISVs and other members of OPN to test and tune their applications on the latest major release of Oracle Exadata component products to achieve Oracle Exadata Ready status.  

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