The future of technology is going towards the cloud quickly according to Oracle and they are focusing on Cloud-based services with all of their innovative power. With this said, it's not a big surprise that Oracle is quickly expanding their cloud hub across Australia to meet this demand.
Companies and individual users have embraced cloud technology and due to the growing requirements, Oracle improved the expanded cloud hub in Australia, providing its Australian customers an option to keep their data on shore.
Data Center Opened In Sydney, Australia
The second data center was opened a few days ago in Sydney, in a facility that is run by Equinix. The new facility is not only aimed at expanding the existing cloud offerings but is also Oracle's bid to expand into platform and infrastructure services. The opening also marked the collaboration of Oracle with a few of its latest clients including i3000, Wired2Cloud, SDS Group and Vensys Consulting.
Commitment to Australia
Oracle's president, Mike Hurd, was on location for the opening of the latest data center. He said that this data center showed Oracle's commitment not only to the market and IT industry but also to Australia as a whole.
He lavished praise on the country, saying that it is one of the better and stable markets in the world. Even though it was speculatively known, that the investment was quite large, Mr. Hurd side-stepped giving an actual figure. In closing, Mr. Hurd stated a growing need for training classes covering Oracle topics to become widespread for the many IT professionals blooming in Australia. So Oracle is firmly ahead of the tide, once again, in placing itself as the major provider of data systems and infrastructure in a gigantic market, further planting itself as the top database solutions company in the world.
Companies and individual users have embraced cloud technology and due to the growing requirements, Oracle improved the expanded cloud hub in Australia, providing its Australian customers an option to keep their data on shore.
Data Center Opened In Sydney, Australia
The second data center was opened a few days ago in Sydney, in a facility that is run by Equinix. The new facility is not only aimed at expanding the existing cloud offerings but is also Oracle's bid to expand into platform and infrastructure services. The opening also marked the collaboration of Oracle with a few of its latest clients including i3000, Wired2Cloud, SDS Group and Vensys Consulting.
Commitment to Australia
Oracle's president, Mike Hurd, was on location for the opening of the latest data center. He said that this data center showed Oracle's commitment not only to the market and IT industry but also to Australia as a whole.
He lavished praise on the country, saying that it is one of the better and stable markets in the world. Even though it was speculatively known, that the investment was quite large, Mr. Hurd side-stepped giving an actual figure. In closing, Mr. Hurd stated a growing need for training classes covering Oracle topics to become widespread for the many IT professionals blooming in Australia. So Oracle is firmly ahead of the tide, once again, in placing itself as the major provider of data systems and infrastructure in a gigantic market, further planting itself as the top database solutions company in the world.
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