Cloud Computing
Oracle has introduced its next-gen Globally Distributed Exadata Database built on Exascale Infrastructure, a major leap in cloud computing, AI-powered workloads, and data resilience. This powerful new cloud service—hosted on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)—offers unmatched high availability, real-time data synchronization, and compliance with global data residency laws, making it a key solution for mission-critical applications across industries like finance, healthcare, telecom, e-commerce, and AI research.
What sets this launch apart is its ability to keep applications online even during regional outages—without complex failover configurations or costly downtime. By using serverless architecture, the database automatically scales up or down to handle dynamic workloads, from transaction-heavy fintech platforms to AI model training and real-time analytics.
The system employs Raft-based replication combined with Exascale’s elastic performance, ensuring near-zero data loss and instant failover across multiple OCI regions. This makes it an ideal solution for stock trading apps, digital payment platforms, retail marketing engines, and image recognition tools that can’t afford a single moment of disruption.
Oracle’s new database also supports petabyte-scale data handling and millions of transactions per second, catering to large-scale OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) and AI-powered decision systems. With built-in geo-replication, data is automatically stored closer to users, enhancing speed, latency, and end-user experience.
From a compliance perspective, the database lets businesses define automated data distribution policies that align with local laws, especially useful for regulated sectors like banking, insurance, and medical services.
One of its standout features is full compatibility with the Oracle Database and SQL stack, allowing businesses to go global without rewriting applications. This drastically reduces development effort while enabling seamless expansion and innovation at scale.
In short, Oracle's latest offering is designed for the future—always-on, AI-ready, and globally scalable, empowering enterprises to build resilient, intelligent, and responsive digital systems in an always-connected world.
What sets this launch apart is its ability to keep applications online even during regional outages—without complex failover configurations or costly downtime. By using serverless architecture, the database automatically scales up or down to handle dynamic workloads, from transaction-heavy fintech platforms to AI model training and real-time analytics.
The system employs Raft-based replication combined with Exascale’s elastic performance, ensuring near-zero data loss and instant failover across multiple OCI regions. This makes it an ideal solution for stock trading apps, digital payment platforms, retail marketing engines, and image recognition tools that can’t afford a single moment of disruption.
Oracle’s new database also supports petabyte-scale data handling and millions of transactions per second, catering to large-scale OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) and AI-powered decision systems. With built-in geo-replication, data is automatically stored closer to users, enhancing speed, latency, and end-user experience.
From a compliance perspective, the database lets businesses define automated data distribution policies that align with local laws, especially useful for regulated sectors like banking, insurance, and medical services.
One of its standout features is full compatibility with the Oracle Database and SQL stack, allowing businesses to go global without rewriting applications. This drastically reduces development effort while enabling seamless expansion and innovation at scale.
In short, Oracle's latest offering is designed for the future—always-on, AI-ready, and globally scalable, empowering enterprises to build resilient, intelligent, and responsive digital systems in an always-connected world.
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