Microsoft and Oracle on Thursday announced "Oracle Database@Azure," a new collaborative infrastructure-as-a-service effort that lets Oracle database customers more easily tap Azure services.

Over the last two decades, thousands of customers have relied on Microsoft and Oracle software working well together to run their business-critical applications. As customers migrate applications and ...

The unusual new offering, called Oracle Database@Azure (with an at symbol for emphasis, presumably), gives customers access to Oracle database services running on Oracle hardware and deployed in ...

Microsoft and database maker Oracle announced on Wednesday that their joint Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure is now generally available. This new offering, which was unveiled during ...

Oracle is collocating its Oracle database hardware (including Oracle Exadata) and software in Microsoft Azure data centers, giving customers direct access to Oracle database services running on ...

dubbed Oracle Database Service for Azure, that will allow Azure customers direct access to Oracle databases running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This means that enterprises can monitor ...

New integrations include the option to store database encryption keys in Azure Key Vault and accessing SharePoint objects directly with SQL. Azure Resource Manager (RM)-based Terraform: Now generally ...

Oracle Database@Azure is now generally available ... can be used to set up consistent policies across Azure SQL and Database@Azure. In a multicloud environment, “it used to be up to the customer ...

The Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure allows Microsoft customers to provision, access and monitor Oracle database services on OCI from within the Azure console. They can then migrate or ...

Oracle's has expanded its Database@Azure footprint to include Brazil South and Italy North regions. The solution, which sees Oracle locating its Exadata database-optimized servers and Real Application ...