Oracle announced that its first Oracle Database@Azure service is now generally available in the Microsoft Azure East U.S. region. Oracle will operate and manage Oracle Exadata Database Service, the ...

It’s a multi-cloud world and one with a cloud infrastructure services market that is dominated by three large players. If you’re one of those cloud services providers that is not among the big three, ...

Oracle and Microsoft have announced Oracle Database@Azure, an offering to provide Oracle database services running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure [OCI] and deployed in Microsoft Azure data centers.

Oracle had made its Database@Azure service now available for customers in Microsoft data centers in Australia. The two companies have launched the offering from Microsoft's Azure Australia East region ...

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The buzz ahead of this week’s Oracle Cloud World grows louder as Oracle and longtime, and at times bitter, rival Microsoft jointly announce that Oracle's Exadata platform is coming to Azure cloud.