The expanded relationship with Oracle is another step for ARM as it looks to move its low-power chip designs into the data center.

ARM this week announced that it's inked a multi-year contract with Oracle to further optimize the existing Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE) for ARM 32-bit platforms and also to add Java ...

ARM and Oracle have agreed to further co-development of ARM 32-bit processors for Java and to add Java support for ARM’s 64-bit processors. “The industry has reached a significant inflection point as ...

Oracle said it was working on a version of Java Standard Edition for the 64-bit ARM architecture, though it didn’t give a time frame.

Columns Oracle opens up (just a bit) By Jason Halla August 1, 2004 Oracle’s JDeveloper 10g is an IDE in the broadest sense of the term. For the majority of Java application development projects, the ...

Database specialist Oracle has purchased Sun Microsystems for its Java and Solaris technologies - but makes no mention of what will happen to MySQL.