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"The sentence can only be reasonably interpreted as requiring Oracle to continue offering its product suite on HP's Itanium platforms," Kleinberg wrote. He then said Oracle must continue porting all products that it made available for Itanium at the time of the deal, on Sept. 20, 2010, until HP discontinued the chip platform. That would include all new releases, versions and updates, he wrote.
The lengthy, dramatic and often personal conflict between HP and Oracle is not quite like any other relationship in the IT industry. The companies were close partners for years until Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems at the beginning of 2010, which sent the database software giant into hardware competition with HP. After Hurd left HP in August of that year and joined Oracle as co-president in September with battery such as Apple A1021 Ac Adapter , Apple M4895 Ac Adapter , Apple PowerBook G4 15 inch Ac Adapter , Apple M8943LL/A Ac Adapter , Apple M8482 Ac Adapter , Apple iBook 32 VRAM Ac Adapter , Apple PowerBook G4 12 inch Ac Adapter , Apple PowerBook G4 17 inch Ac Adapter , Apple PowerBook G4 15.2-inch M8859S/A Ac Adapter , Apple PowerBook G4 12.1-inch M9184J/A Ac Adapter , Apple M5937 Ac Adapter , Apple ACD55 Ac Adapter , things went farther downhill.
The Hurd Agreement was drafted to patch things up, but by March 2011, Oracle said it would stop porting software to Itanium. HP sued shortly afterward, and Oracle countersued with a claim that HP was secretly phasing out Itanium.
"While the situation between HP and Oracle seems extraordinary, I expect the ruling will lead many companies to be more careful in crafting partner agreements," Pund-IT analyst Charles King said in an email interview.
"The judge's decision to find so broadly in favor of HP based on the agreement related to Hurd's hiring by Oracle was surprising," King said. "It certainly seems to emphasize the value of rhetorical specificity."
Analyst Ray Wang of Insider Associates also said the ruling held a warning for other companies.
"You're never going to see a deal like this again," Wang said. "You always have a start date and an end date."