Digital Realty and Oracle Collaborate to Boost AI and Cloud Innovation

Digital Realty has partnered with Oracle to enhance AI and cloud innovation through Oracle Solution Centers, providing faster deployment and reduced time to market for hybrid IT solutions.

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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