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Driven by strong
customer demand for its cloud services worldwide, Oracle today announced plans
to significantly expand its modern cloud infrastructure footprint. The
company’s rapid expansion plans include the opening of 12 new datacenter regions
and increase the breadth and depth of Oracle Cloud services available across Asia,
Europe, and the Americas. With this news, Oracle continues its industry
leadership position, delivering a complete and integrated portfolio of cloud
services (SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS) and new services in security, Blockchain, and
Artificial Intelligence.
“The future of IT is
autonomous. With our expanded, modern data centers, Oracle is uniquely suited
to deliver the most autonomous technologies in the world,” said Oracle CEO Mark
Hurd. “Our global datacenter expansion, we are able to help customers lower IT
costs, mitigate risks and compete like they never have before.”
The regional expansion
of Oracle’s cloud footprint will include locations in Asia including China, India,
Japan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and South Korea; Europe including Amsterdam and
Switzerland; and North America including two in Canada and two new US locations
to support U.S. Department of Defense workloads.
Since launching Oracle
Cloud, the company has seen an ever-growing set of customers, across the Global
2000, as well as small and medium businesses. Organizations continue to turn to
Oracle at record-rates to build, deploy, and extend game-changing applications
and run business-critical workloads in a low-latency, highly available,
reliable and secure cloud environment. Today, customers in more than 195
countries are running their most demanding applications on Oracle Cloud
Platform and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
