Billions could be at stake in a bitter feud between Hewlett-Packard and Oracle set to go to trial this week. The suit centers on the breakup of a longstanding partnership in which Oracle developed database software for HP's Itanium-powered Integrity servers. But the court filings read more like indictments of each company's hiring practices.
May 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Let’s just say that feelings are hurt.
But instead of getting a divorce, like Santa Clara County Superior Judge James Kleinberg has suggested, Hewlett-Packard Co. and Oracle Corp. are going to trial this week. Billions could be at stake. The suit centers on the breakup of the two tech giants’ long-standing partnership in which Oracle developed database software for HP’s Itanium-powered Integrity servers. But the court filings read more like indictments of each company’s hiring practices.
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