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- 1Oracle to Showcase Distributed AI Database and True Cache at AI World 2026▼Copy of – Oracle Globally Distributed AI Database and Oracle True Cache at Oracle AI World 2026
Oracle is preparing to present its Globally Distributed AI Database and Oracle True Cache at Oracle AI World 2026. The distributed database is designed to run AI workloads across regions worldwide, while True Cache provides automated caching to speed up application queries. Details of the sessions and what the company plans to announce at the event remain limited so far.
- 2Oracle details MySQL HeatWave upgrade path to 8.4 LTS●Upgrading MySQL HeatWave High Availability from MySQL 8.0.46 to MySQL 8.4 LTS
Oracle has published guidance on upgrading MySQL HeatWave high availability deployments from MySQL 8.0.46 to the MySQL 8.4 long-term support release. The post walks administrators through the upgrade process for highly available HeatWave configurations on Oracle Cloud. It matters to database teams planning their move off MySQL 8.0 ahead of its end of support, and to anyone running production HeatWave clusters who needs to avoid downtime during the transition.
- 3User jokes about reverse-engineering Windows, Photoshop and Excel●@ kubikpixel Ah. Dann nehme ich reverse engineered versionen von windows12, iOS27, PhotoShop, Word, Access, Excel, eine
In a debate on German-speaking social media, a user sarcastically listed software they would supposedly use in reverse-engineered versions, including Windows 12, iOS 27, Photoshop, Word, Excel, Oracle Database, SAP, Palantir and AutoCAD. The list appears to mock discussions about replacing proprietary software, possibly in the context of digital sovereignty or open-source alternatives, by highlighting how impractical such swaps would be for everyday tools.