Oracle Corp. launched a new Oracle Asia Research & Development Center in Korea yesterday, in addition to established Asian centers in Japan, China, India and Singapore.

The research and development center located in Yeoeuido, Seoul, will help Korea to introduce its products to the global market and enable Korean government and businesses to take advantage of information and skills acquired by Oracle Research and Cevelopment Centers in other countries.

The center staffed only by Korean engineers will focus on embedded software, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and ubiquitous city project.

Source: The Korea Herald


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