Enterprise DQ - hardware and sizing question

Hi, we are considering implementing Oracle Enterprise Data Quality (all components) and would like to know the hardware (memory, number of CPU's, etc.) sizing parameters/requirements for this software. Obviously, data volumes are a key factor. I'm hoping someone in this community can indicate the "hardware" size they have implemented DQ on and if there are any concerns/issues that, if not considered, can have an adverse impact on the performance and operation of this software stack.
Thank you.
Brian.

Hi Brian,
See my response to your separate mail.
Regards,
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