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Igor Suhorukov: Vectorized Query Execution in PostgreSQL 19: Arrow, ORCA and Flight SQL in a PostgreSQL Extension
Last week I ported Apache Cloudberry to PostgreSQL 19 as a set of extensions and described where the port falls behind the original fork. On ClickBench, columnar engines beat it by an order of magnitude. The culprit isn’t the MPP implementation but PostgreSQL’s executor, which works on rows. Each row travels up the node tree on its own, every value…
Barts Health continues to roll out ambient voice technology
Barts Health NHS Trust is continuing to roll out ambient voice technology to capture clinic conversations and generate patient letters automatically, as part of a national trial. Over 2,000 clinicians now have access to Oracle’s Clinical AI Agent tool across the trust, it states, with 1,350 having used it to […]
Fusion Claw: Oracle’s New Runtime for Autonomous, Governed Enterprise Work
Oracle has introduced Fusion Claw, a governed execution runtime that lets Fusion Agentic Applications take on larger, longer-running work. It pairs frontier-model reasoning with deterministic computation and records each run in an auditable receipt. The post Fusion Claw: Oracle’s New Runtime for Autonomous, Governed Enterprise Work appeared first on ERP Today.
Elizabeth Garrett Christensen: Query Plan Hints in PostgreSQL 19: How & When to Use Advice
Query hints: You asked for it, Postgres 19 gave it to you. Now, they are just waiting to see how you use it. For years the Postgres community was against adding support for hints. They felt if you had correctly analyzed tables, the Postgres query planner would make the right choice. And they're not wrong, for the most part. Yet…
Oracle adds AI to financial crime and compliance products
Oracle Financial Services today expanded its financial crime and compliance management portfolio with the availability of Oracle Nexus Case Flow and Oracle Nexus Reach for financial crime investigations.
What ERP Support Deadlines Actually Mean for Companies
SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft set very different ERP support timelines. SAP's 2027, 2030, and 2033 dates determine when customers must decide, but the right path still depends on migration effort, architecture, and a business value case. The post What ERP Support Deadlines Actually Mean for Companies appeared first on ERP Today.
Oracle launches Oracle Health Oncology EHR with AI assistant
Oracle has introduced an oncology EHR, reportedly offering access to built-in AI agents and clinical decision support, intended to connect results, decision making, and action across the cancer care pathway. Oracle Health Oncology EHR is said to incorporate oncology-specific workflows, AI-powered clinical intelligence, and connected information to support patient care […]