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Where Does Oracle's Itanium Dump Leave You?
Companies running Oracle software on HP's big servers will have to make choices. Here are the well-known migrations paths, a few unheralded options, and possible unintended consequences.
RELATED INSIGHTS
• Itanium Dump Could Cost Oracle Billions
• Oracle's Itanium Dump Could Spark M&A Frenzy
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