Oracle Database@AWS is now generally available in eight additional AWS Regions: EU-Central-2 (Zurich), EU-South-1 (Milan), EU-South-2 (Spain), EU-West-3 (Paris), AP-Northeast-3 (Osaka), AP-Southeast-1 (Singapore), AP-Southeast-4 (Melbourne) and SA-East-1 (Sao Paulo). Oracle Database@AWS enables customers to access Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) managed Oracle Exadata systems within AWS data centers. With this launch, customers in Europe, South America, and Asia Pacific with in-region data residency requirements can migrate on-premises Oracle Exadata and Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC
The expansion of Oracle Database@AWS to more regions is driven by increasing demand for hybrid cloud solutions and addressing data residency requirements in various global markets.
This move enhances cloud flexibility for enterprises using Oracle databases, potentially accelerating cloud migrations and enabling more sophisticated regional IT strategies without compromising data governance.
Customers in key regions can now host Oracle Exadata within AWS data centers, offering a managed service with improved performance, reduced latency, and compliance for local data residency.
- · AWS
- · Oracle
- · Enterprise IT departments
- · Cloud migration consultants
- · Traditional on-premise IT vendors
- · Smaller regional cloud providers
Increased adoption of hybrid cloud architectures leveraging Oracle and AWS.
Potential for greater competition among cloud providers to offer similar integrated solutions for legacy enterprise software.
Shift in IT spending patterns from pure on-premises to hybrid models, impacting data center real estate and hardware sales.
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