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Dell's strategy is to sell servers primarily using two to four processors that can be combined, or clustered, to boost processing power. A key component of that strategy is Oracle9i's ability to run on such clustered systems.

In a posh Fifth Avenue hotel, the two companies today introduced new low-cost cluster configurations starting at $18,000. The systems are optimized for the Oracle database, which can run both Red Hat Linux Advanced Server and Microsoft Windows environments.

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