Oracle takes the high road and Microsoft takes the low road

June 26, 2013 - Research N98

Oracle and Microsoft have announced plans to support Oracle Database, WebLogic, Linux, and Java on Microsoft Windows Azure and Windows Server Hyper-V. This partnership demonstrates Oracle’s focus on providing the data and development foundation for SaaS applications while Microsoft focuses on cloud and virtualization infrastructure.

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