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Oracle buys Virtual Iron
After some excitement a while back, when Oracle agreed to buy Sun, they’ve just announced that they are purchasing Virtual Iron. This is very cool for Oracle, bringing new opportunities for revenue and in solutions based on Oracle’s range of products. Could we have a virtualization platform that is optimized for Oracle as a database platform and optimized for Sun hardware?
It will be interesting to see the range of solutions and products that result from this announcement and if this might lead to further innovation or competition in the virtualization space?
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