Oracle has announced the general availability of its Oracle Globally Distributed Exadata Database on Exascale Infrastructure.

If, in fact, Salesforce is developing a homegrown replacement for Oracle’s database, it might well be building it on PostgreSQL, the database Salesforce has actively flirted with since 2012.

Salesforce is acquiring a laundry list of databases: NoSQL, PostgreSQL and Oracle. Oracle, however, is rumored to have landed a nine figure deal from Salesforce. Ouch.

This suggests a novel data architecture designed specifically for the cloud,” said IDC research VP data management software. “Oracle has stepped up with Exadata Exascale.

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