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Microsoft: SQL Server licensing to win Oracle customers
November 15, 2007 Company says licensing is weak spot in Oracle's armory, and it hopes to use it to woo database customers to SQL Server 2008.Microsoft aims to simplify database management
November 12, 2003 The software giant introduces tools to ease database administration for both the current and forthcoming editions of its SQL Server database.IBM sets DB2 database free
January 30, 2006 DB2 Express-C is a free version of IBM's flagship database aimed at winning software developers over to its products.IBM seeks to ease database burden
September 9, 2004 "Stinger" update of DB2 will focus on automatic administration and an improvement in clustered performance.Oracle readies second grid database
June 20, 2005 The database heavyweight builds in better security, management and support for XML for updated Oracle 10g database.Oracle aims small with database
October 8, 2003 Mirroring its competitors' moves, Oracle pushes into the small and midsize business market with a single-processor edition of its namesake database.Report: Oracle pulls into tie with IBM in databases
May 24, 2005 With Linux pushing its fortunes, Oracle scales to the database peak, Gartner report says.Microsoft readies embedded database
April 7, 2006 SQL Server Everywhere Edition is designed to address cheap storage for small devices.Database sales show some life
March 7, 2005 Relational-database market grew in 2004, IDC says. Top three providers keep their spots, but one's share grows more than the others.Database vendors eye open-source effect
July 13, 2005 As Oracle, IBM and Microsoft ready the next competitive round, open-source alternatives start to make their mark.IBM and Lawson cozy up
May 11, 2005 Undoubtedly eyeing Oracle, companies strengthen their alliance with a plan to jointly sell information technology based on Java.Microsoft to license test software for real-world use
April 18, 2005 Says early versions of Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 database are solid enough to run business applications.Open-source databases gaining favor
January 5, 2004 Big companies are warming up to open-source database software as an alternative to Microsoft products, according to a new study.Microsoft move may spark database price war
February 24, 2005 The company outlines plans for SQL Server, including a new lower-cost workgroup version aimed at open source and other competitors.Microsoft-SAP talks rooted in database concern
June 24, 2004 Worried about its own database business, Microsoft also pondered investing in PeopleSoft, according to an e-mail from Bill Gates.Microsoft's Visual Studio courts database pros
May 31, 2006 A new database-oriented tool in Visual Studio Team System will let programmers more easily make, test changes to database designs.'Free' is the new 'cheap' for software tools
January 31, 2006 The release of IBM's free DB2 database points to the downward price pressure from open-source programmers' tools.IBM may offer free DB2 database
November 18, 2005 Big Blue could "potentially offer" a free starter edition of DB2, as part of a strategy to win over developers to its database product.Oracle begins shipping 10g database
February 2, 2004 The database giant releases Unix editions of its "grid" database, with Linux and Windows versions expected to follow shortly.MySQL takes cue from the master
April 14, 2004 Microsoft made its massive inroads into the database market by being low-priced and easy to use. Now MySQL is following the same path with its open-source product.
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