Oracle announced it has been recognized as a Leader in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud Database Management Systems. Oracle’s converged database architecture enables customers to leverage multiple data and application development models to support enterprise data and AI workloads.
“It was another gratifying year of delivering new breakthrough capabilities to our customers, and we are pleased to be positioned by Gartner as a Leader,” said Juan Loaiza, executive vice president, database technologies, Oracle. “We believe Oracle Database was lauded for its rapid pace of innovation, delivering new features and services to our customers, and for its industry-leading multicloud capabilities. In addition to OCI, we now offer Oracle Database services inside AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. These innovations give our customers the choice and flexibility to deploy and run their Oracle Database enterprise workloads wherever they need.”
Oracle Database services empower cloud-ready business solutions with:
- Oracle Autonomous Database: Enables customers to streamline the development of data-driven applications and enhance operational efficiency. Autonomous Database, built on Oracle Database and Oracle Exadata, is a robust self-securing and self-tuning cloud service designed for diverse workloads, offering an extensive feature set to accommodate all modern data types within a single database platform.
- Flexible inter-cloud and multi-cloud deployment choices: Enable customers to migrate Oracle Database workloads to the cloud. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is physically deployed in AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure data centers, providing a low latency network connection between databases and applications, making it easy for customers to connect enterprise data in their Oracle databases.
- Continuous innovation: Helps customers meet evolving business and technical demands through the release of Oracle Database 23ai, providing rapid advancement in capabilities in AI, generative AI, vector processing, JSON document support, graph analytics views, globally distributed database with RAFT-based replication, in-database SQL firewall, True Cache (automated mid-tier data object cache), and low-code development.
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