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| 1 | +Multi-Cloud Sales Pitch |
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| 3 | +Oracle Database@Hyperscaler helps customers run Oracle databases natively inside their preferred cloud while keeping Oracle performance, security, and supportability. |
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| 5 | +What is it? |
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| 7 | +Oracle’s multicloud strategy brings Oracle Database services directly into major hyperscaler environments such as: |
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| 9 | +Oracle Database@Azure |
| 10 | +Oracle Database@AWS |
| 11 | +Oracle Database@Google Cloud |
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| 13 | +This allows customers to keep their applications in the cloud they already use, while running Oracle databases with Exadata-class performance and Oracle-managed operations. |
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| 15 | +Why it matters |
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| 17 | +Many customers want to modernize without moving everything to a single cloud. Oracle Database@Hyperscaler gives them: |
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| 19 | +Lower latency between applications and databases |
| 20 | +Enterprise-grade performance and scalability |
| 21 | +Strong security and compliance controls |
| 22 | +Seamless hybrid and disaster recovery options |
| 23 | +Reduced operational burden through Oracle-managed infrastructure |
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| 25 | +Oracle Database@Hyperscaler is not about asking customers to adopt another cloud. It is about delivering Oracle Database services inside the hyperscaler they already trust and use. |
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| 27 | +This means customers can: |
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| 29 | +Keep applications close to users and services |
| 30 | +Preserve Oracle database investments |
| 31 | +Improve performance and resilience |
| 32 | +Reduce architecture complexity |
| 33 | +Accelerate cloud migration and modernization |
| 34 | +Key business outcomes |
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| 36 | +Oracle Database@Hyperscaler helps customers: |
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| 38 | +Modernize mission-critical workloads |
| 39 | +Improve business continuity and disaster recovery |
| 40 | +Meet sovereignty and compliance requirements |
| 41 | +Optimize total cost of ownership |
| 42 | +Enable analytics, AI, and modernization on a trusted database platform |
| 43 | +Typical use cases |
| 44 | +Enterprise database modernization |
| 45 | +Hybrid disaster recovery |
| 46 | +Application and database consolidation |
| 47 | +Regulatory and sovereign cloud deployments |
| 48 | +Migration from on-premises Oracle environments |
| 49 | +High-performance analytics workloads |
| 50 | +Multicloud transformation strategies |
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| 52 | +Differentiators |
| 53 | +Oracle Exadata performance in the customer’s chosen cloud |
| 54 | +Oracle-managed database lifecycle and operations |
| 55 | +Native integration with hyperscaler networking and identity |
| 56 | +Support for enterprise HA/DR patterns |
| 57 | +Strong security posture with customer-managed keys and auditing |
| 58 | +Flexible licensing options including BYOL where applicable |
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