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Real-world use cases show that adding Enterprise Flash Drives (EFDs) to the IT infrastructure is a cost-effective way to deliver superior Oracle performance. The presenter of this webcast gives an overview of EFD technology. The attendee will learn how EFDs can radically improve the performance of Oracle applications and databases.
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| Format: | Webcast |
| Date: | Jun 2009 |
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