Oracle AI Database@AWS Expands to 22 Regions
Enterprises are seeking more control over where their cloud data is stored to address latency, internal governance policies, and jurisdiction-specific requirements. Oracle is responding by expanding the regional availability of its database services on AWS. Oracle has partnered with AWS to expand Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure (ExaDB-XS) to 22 regions across Asia Pacific, Europe and the Americas. The partnership will enable Oracle customers to migrate their data to AWS cloud with more location flexibility and wider access to a wealth of cloud tools like analytics, generative AI, and AWS IAM. Greater availability at a lower cost One potential benefit is Exascale Infrastructure’s pay-per-use model, which lets customers select the compute and storage capacity they need without provisioning dedicated database and storage servers. Oracle says this can make Exadata practical for smaller and variable workloads. For reference, to host the Exdata infrastructure on-premise, an enterprise buyer would require a minimum monthly subscription of $4,540.00 with a 4-year commitment. This cost excludes licensing fees and other additional costs. With the ExaDB-XS platform, customers can choose …









