In part 2 of our series on the Oracle-Google Cloud partnership (based on episode 78 of the Datascape podcast), we explored Warner Chaves' view of the partnership. In this blog, we’re exploring Oracle ACE Aishwarya Kala’s perspective and observations. Keep reading to uncover her early thoughts and takeaways.
“Oracle opening doors to each other and both sides welcoming their services, you get flexible options to deploy databases within your Google Cloud using the familiar Google GCP console.”
Aishwarya Kala touched the seamless integration between Oracle Enterprise databases and Google's powerful AI tools, emphasizing that this partnership unlocks new possibilities for businesses. By leveraging Google's AI capabilities, Oracle databases can achieve improved performance, smarter data management, and advanced analytics.
Why does it matter? The partnership emphasizes that customers can use Oracle database and applications alongside Google Cloud’s innovative platform and AI capabilities. This fusion provides businesses with an enhanced toolkit for data-driven decision-making, enabling companies to extract more value from their data, drive innovation, and maintain a competitive edge. The partnership also allows for the deployment of Oracle databases within Google Cloud datacenters, ensuring top-tier database and network performance.
“I think the real profound exciting part is how Oracle’s Vector AI offering integrates more tightly with Google's AI capabilities.”
Aishwarya also discusses the future potential of integrating Oracle's business applications with Google Cloud's AI tools. This integration can lead to more intelligent and automated business processes, making it easier for enterprises to achieve their goals.
Why does it matter? Future potential integrations can lead to the development of smarter business applications that automate routine tasks and provide deeper insights. Oracle and Google Cloud will jointly go to market with Oracle Database@Google Cloud, which will benefit enterprises globally by leveraging Google’s cutting-edge AI and machine learning capabilities. This will significantly enhance productivity, reduce operational costs, and offer a more personalized experience to customers.
“Oracle customers are also winners in this, not only Oracle because as Nelson and Simon mentioned, the more mature capabilities of Google Cloud.”
By collaborating with Google Cloud, Oracle can now provide its customers with access to Google's advanced AI and data analytics tools. This partnership is not just beneficial for Oracle, but also for its customers who can now leverage these cutting-edge technologies to gain a competitive advantage.
Why does it matter? Businesses can now combine Oracle's reliable and secure database management with Google's innovative AI and analytics capabilities. The partnership allows customers to combine Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Google Cloud technologies, optimizing their cloud strategies based on specific requirements. This synergistic approach empowers companies to make more informed decisions, optimize their operations, and stay ahead in the market. This strategic synergy enables enterprises to harness the full potential of data, driving growth and innovation. Additionally, this enhances workload distribution and performance without cross-cloud data transfer charges.
In our next blog, we dissect Nelson Calero’s early take on the Oracle-Google Cloud announcement.