Limited Edition Exadata X4-2C - Brighten Up Your Data Center

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Oracle has always been at the forefront of efforts to revolutionise your data center. To date, for obvious reasons, the focus has been on optimizing energy and space efficiency. As of today we are moving into an exciting new phase in terms of the look and feel of your data center. Oracle recently added a new fashion design team to its engineered system group to help us re-imagine the next generation data center and the first exciting fruits of this new partnership of both technology and fashion are now available for our customers to order…..

For a short period only, Oracle is offering its data warehouse customers the chance to buy a limited edition EXADATA X4-2C. This new Exadata configuration is going to brighten up your data center with its exciting range of color coordinated racks! Now you can enjoy running those really sophisticated business queries in glorious technicolor. Most importantly, the great news is that we are not charging you anything extra for this fabulous new technicolor data warehouse experience:

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HARDWARE, SOFTWARE AND COLOR, ENGINEERED TO WORK TOGETHER

Each color-coded rack comes with its own color-linked version of Enterprise Manager to add more colour, brightness and joy to all those day-to-day tasks as you can see below on these specially designed monitoring screens: 

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 Your Exadata DBA is really going to thank you!

So what happens if you buy a 1/2 rack then slowly add more Exadata nodes? Great question - well, while stocks last you can actually create your own multi-colored Exadata rack. As always we are ahead of the game because we know what our customers want. SO WHY NOT HAVE A  TECHNICOLOR DATA WAREHOUSE in your data center! Go on, you know it makes sense….

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BUT YOU GOTTA HURRY - This new Exadata X4-2C range is a limited edition, special order only model. Stocks are limited. To brighten up your data center make sure you contact your Oracle Sales Representative right now because you do not want to miss out on this exciting opportunity to put one of these gorgeous, colour-coded dudes in your data center. And don't forget, only Oracle gives you  HARDWARE, SOFTWARE AND COLOR, ENGINEERED TO WORK TOGETHER


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