Believe it or not, there are many people who don’t know what a mashup is.  If you ask those same people about what "fusion" means, most would probably be able to give you a better answer. 

Feed surfing the other night, I came across a rumour indicating that Oracle could potentially take over SAP in this article – Oracle Bid Rumour boosts SAP shares.

If you follow search engine news you know that the major search engines are fighting tooth and nail for market share.

The company’s Event-Driven Middleware Suite debuted last month can complement service-oriented architectures with its pervasive messaging technology.

Michael Dinowitz runs the ColdFusion web site House of Fusion and assorted mailing lists associated with the development product, and has recently expanded into blogging.

I talked about Oracle Podcasting in a previous post. They now have a more Applications oriented podcast available called Oracle Appcasts.

I was right there with John Durham from Carat Fusion as he berated his colleagues in the advertising business for their dislike of advertising.

The efforts at making its acquisitions of PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, and Siebel all play nice with Oracle applications has reached a halfway mark.

France has been chosen to host the world’s first nuclear fusion reactor, an international consortium decision that passed over Japan’s bid for building it.

France will host the test nuclear fusion plant, after beating Japan for the $12 billion USD project.

British Telecom today launched the world’s first combined fixed and mobile phone service for its customers.

While this isn’t ending dependence on fossil fuels, the breakthrough could help the oil drilling and homeland security industries.

Oracle is placing its “Oracle Fusion Middleware” brand on 32 middleware and development products.

Project Fusion to unite Oracle’s E-Business Suite with PeopleSoft and JD Edwards applications.