Multicloud gets sweeter with a 500 Mbps free private link, at least between AWS and Oracle
With regulators watching, AWS offers 160 TB of data per month for free if you want to spread workloads, with Oracle matching that at least for now.
Amidst increasing regulatory scrutiny on cloud market concentration and calls for multi-cloud strategies, major providers are incentivized to offer features that alleviate data egress concerns.
This move directly addresses a significant friction point in multi-cloud adoption, making it substantially easier and cheaper for enterprises to distribute workloads and data across different cloud providers.
The cost barrier for data transfer between major hyperscalers, particularly AWS and Oracle, is significantly reduced, promoting multi-cloud and hybrid cloud architectures.
- · Enterprises using multi-cloud
- · Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
- · Independent Software Vendors
- · Cloud providers with restrictive ingress/egress policies
- · Monolithic cloud architectures
More enterprises will adopt multi-cloud strategies and diversify their cloud dependencies.
Increased competition among hyperscalers on features beyond raw compute, focusing on interoperability and connectivity.
Potential for new 'cloud-agnostic' services and platforms to emerge, bridging the gaps between providers.
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