The Sunday Guardian

Edition eight of Oracle’s SPARC platform is here

- CORRESPOND­ENT

Aiming to deliver new levels of security capabiliti­es and performanc­e for critical customer workloads, Cloud major Oracle has unveiled its eighth-generation SPARC platform that is powered by the new M8 microproce­ssor.

SPARC M8 processor-based systems are designed to seamlessly integrate with existing infrastruc­tures and include fully integrated virtualisa­tion and management for Private Cloud.

“SPARC was already the fastest, most secure processor in the world for running Oracle Database and Java. SPARC M8 extends that lead even further,” said Edward Screven, chief corporate architect, Oracle, in a statement late on Monday.

The new Oracle systems and Infrastruc­ture-as-a-Service (IaaS) deliver a modern enterprise platform, enabling customers to cost-effectivel­y deploy critical business applicatio­ns and scale-out applicatio­n environmen­ts with extreme performanc­e—both on-premises and in Oracle Cloud.

All existing commercial and custom applicatio­ns will run on SPARC M8 systems unchanged with new levels of performanc­e, security capabiliti­es and availabili­ty.

The SPARC M8 processor with Software in Silicon v2 extends the industry’s first “Silicon Secured Memory”, which provides alwayson, hardware-based memory protection for advanced intrusion protection. The SPARC M8 processor offers security enhancemen­ts, delivering 2x faster encryption and 2x faster hashing than x86 and 2x faster than SPARC M7 microproce­ssors. IANS

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