According to AWS, as early as 2008, customers could run their Oracle workloads in the cloud, and since then, many of the world’s largest and most security-sensitive organizations have chosen to deploy ...

Finally, Oracle said the Oracle Database@Azure service that was first announced last year is launching in six Azure cloud regions.

AWS recently announced the general availability of Oracle Database@AWS, a new option for Oracle Exadata workloads, including Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC), within AWS. This new option ...

Recent events have highlighted Oracle's (NYSE:ORCL) collaboration with Amazon Web Services, launching Oracle Database@AWS to enhance cloud database offerings. This development aligns with Oracle's ...

Oracle today announced the limited preview of Oracle Database@AWS. Customers will now be able to run Oracle Exadata Database Service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in Amazon Web Services ...

Oracle Database@AWS is designed to streamline the migration and management of enterprise workloads to the cloud, promising improved agility, flexibility, and security.

Oracle and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have announced the launch of Oracle Database@AWS in the hope customers of both platforms can access a single, unified database service.

The offering, introduced at Oracle CloudWorld, is designed to provide customers with a unified experience across Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and AWS, streamlining database administration ...

Later that year, Ellison claimed Oracle's database was 1000x faster - likely hyperbole - than AWS' Aurora database. Despite these disagreements, it seems the two companies have found mutual benefits ...

Oracle Database@AWS is available in AWS’ U.S. East and U.S. West regions, or data centers clusters, on launch. The cloud giant plans to roll out the offering to 20 more cloud regions in the future.