MySQL AB announced that 2004 has been another year of record sales, partnerships, technical achievement and adoption of its open source database. By the end of the month, the MySQL database server will have been downloaded more than ten million times this year, solidifying its position as the world’s most popular open source database.
NASA’s Scramjet Screams Into Record Books
NASA’s X-43A research vehicle screamed into the record books again Tuesday, demonstrating an air-breathing engine can fly at nearly 10 times the speed of sound.
Oracle Sets World Record
Oracle announced a world record 2-processor benchmark on Linux that placed Oracle Database 10g Standard Edition One (Oracle Standard Edition One) in the coveted Top Ten TPC-C by Price-Performance category. This record benchmark is the best price-performance ever on a 2-processor system, proving Oracle’s ability to deliver exceptional performance and value on low-end servers.
World Record Set By Oracle Application Server 10g
Oracle and Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation announced that Oracle Application Server 10g set a new performance world record result for the SPECjAppServer2002 MultipleNode benchmark.
Digital Impact Continues to Achieve Record Deliverability Results
Digital Impact today reported that it continued to achieve record deliverability results during the second quarter of 2004.
WebTrends 7 Achieves Record Customer Adoption
WebTrends today announced that after less than two months on the market more than 3000 customers — 800 of them new to WebTrends — have already adopted WebTrends 7.
Have You Checked Your Permanent Record Lately?
As a young student I feared getting bad grades because I didn’t want any bad marks on my “permanent record.” Get an “F” in fifth-grade science and it goes in your record. Act up in Mrs. Brown’s class? Yep, it’s in your record too. Get caught using a swear word and it’s not only in your permanent record but it goes right at the top! When you go to a parochial school like I did, you come to believe that there really is some mysterious file that follows you for the rest of your life.
Study Shows Record-Breaking Online Ad Sales
In 1996, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) began tracking interactive advertising revenue.
Setting the Record Straight – Five reasons the future is bright for CRM
As I enter my 19th year in the CRM industry, I can safely say that I’ve gotten some perspective on what is real and what is fluff. This perspective has confirmed for me that for five key reasons, the CRM industry is indeed headed in a very healthy direction.