According to Karan Batta, Vice President, Product, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (Oci), companies globally do not just need four American or two Chinese companies to fulfill their Cloud requirement, especially in an era of data localisation amid sovereignty and privacy concerns.
Batta told Ians that the time is ripe to have multiple Cloud providers like telecom or utilities sectors where there are several players, and Oracle’s unique Cloud infrastructure platform called Alloy is going to be a game-changer in the world of Cloud.
‘Oracle Alloy’ can be independently operated in a partner’s own data centre with full control of operations to help address data control or sovereignty requirements, giving more than 100 services available on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (Oci) to the customers wherever they are.
"Alloy is something that Oracle is going to be working on for the next decade. We are working with a lot of different partners...
Batta told Ians that the time is ripe to have multiple Cloud providers like telecom or utilities sectors where there are several players, and Oracle’s unique Cloud infrastructure platform called Alloy is going to be a game-changer in the world of Cloud.
‘Oracle Alloy’ can be independently operated in a partner’s own data centre with full control of operations to help address data control or sovereignty requirements, giving more than 100 services available on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (Oci) to the customers wherever they are.
"Alloy is something that Oracle is going to be working on for the next decade. We are working with a lot of different partners...
- 10/25/2022
- by Glamsham Bureau
- GlamSham
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