Digital Realty and Oracle Collaborate to Boost AI and Cloud Innovation
Digital Realty has teamed up with Oracle Corporation to accelerate AI and cloud innovation, announced in a press release. This collaboration leverages Oracle Solution Centers to enable organizations to test, validate, and deploy data-driven hybrid IT and AI solutions more efficiently on Digital Realty's PlatformDIGITAL®.
The partnership provides customers with access to Oracle Solution Centers in key locations such as Singapore, Frankfurt, and Northern Virginia, with virtual access available via London. These centers offer a secure environment for designing, testing, and validating hybrid and AI architectures.
Digital Realty, an Oracle FastConnect partner, offers a range of services including data center cloud-adjacent, colocation, multicloud, and interconnection services. Customers can benefit from a library of 15 verified infrastructure configurations and integrated solutions to streamline adoption and accelerate innovation.
The collaboration aims to simplify the journey to cloud and AI adoption, providing a clear blueprint for success. Customers like Grupo Anaya have already reported significant improvements in latency and network costs, achieving results ahead of schedule.
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