Oracle recently launched the next version of its virtualization solution – Oracle Virtual Machine 3.0. Oracle claims that the new version of Oracle Virtual Machine scales four times better than ...

Oracle VM 2.2 is the first step for the company to offer Virtual Iron capabilities within its platform During the Oracle OpenWorld 2009 extravaganza taking place this week in San Francisco, Oracle ...

Oracle is also moving to integrate its complete virtualization portfolio with its software and ex-Sun hardware products as part of a complete stack in Solaris and Linux environments, Screven said.

Part of Oracle's virtualization plans are becoming clear, and it doesn't seem to include Virtual Iron partners or customers.

Policy would require customers to buy a license for every processor an Oracle-equipped virtual server might touch.

Server virtualization technology enters the Oracle world after the company announced Oracle VM on Monday. But has the company already walled itself off?