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Sunday, September 19, 2010

Oracle Open World - 2010

Oracle Open World in San Francisco opens this week, and may well be the biggest OOW ever. The combination of technologies and products promises to make it a very exciting week. Highlights for the conference include:

MySQL Sunday - Everyone on the open source side has been waiting to find out in more detail exactly what is Oracle's stated direction with MySQL. We're all hoping for some big announcements.
Where is Java going? - Everyone is looking to see what Thomas Kurian and Oracle has to say to answer a lot of questions about Java.
Oracle's Cloud Strategy - Here we learn more about what Oracle is doing with Cloud technology and their Cloud vision.
Oracle Fusion Applications - lots of anticipation here.
What's the latest on Sun hardware and updated information on Exadata.

All the anticipation is creating a lot of excitement for the conference. This Oracle Open World conference more than any Oracle conference has attendees coming to the conference looking for answers.

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