Recent Posts by Andrew Reichman

When we decided to build a cloud that could run our customers’ most challenging enterprise workloads, we knew we had a big job ahead of us. We needed a fast and flat network, bare metal instances with the latest chipsets, and connectivity and storage capable of running massive I/O. When we learned at Supercomputing 2019 that we are one of only two public clouds in the list of the top 20 supercomputing architectures in the world put out by the Virtual Institute for IO in their...

Oracle is excited to announce the achievement of FedRAMP authorization for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for Government regions in Ashburn, VA, and Phoenix, AZ. Oracle is a long-standing solutions provider to U.S. public sector agencies and organizations spanning federal, state, and local governments, to higher education institutions, and to commercial organizations that work closely with government agencies and contracts. This latest achievement is a part of our larger effort...

At Oracle OpenWorld 2018, we announced an ambitious plan to take our Generation 2 Cloud platform global within a single year. We’ve delivered on this promise and have launched 12 new cloud regions this year. We still have three more to go as part of that initial expansion initiative, and we're on track to get all of it done on time and without any major issues. We’ve learned a great deal in the process of building a global cloud platform specifically for enterprise usage. Two...

Oracle has built a Generation 2 Cloud for the enterprise that helps leading organizations in every industry solve their most challenging business and technology problems with consistently high performance, solid reliability, and a unique compatibility with on-premises solutions. At Oracle OpenWorld last year, we committed to make our cloud platform available in all of the major geographies where our customers operate. This month, we’ve made big progress toward that goal...

We’re excited to be live in our newest Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region—Seoul, South Korea. This region is the third one to go live as part of our aggressive expansion plan for 2019. With it, we’re on track with our promise to make our generation 2 enterprise cloud services available in most of the major markets where Oracle customers operate. We’ve already launched regions in Toronto and Tokyo, and in the next few months we have launches planned for Mumbai, Sydney, Sao...

Oracle is excited to announce that you can now launch fully automated solution templates or stacks directly from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Marketplace to your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment. This ability is a key enhancement to our third-party software marketplace for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. With stacks, you can evaluate, select, and deploy end-to-end solutions from our partners that are validated to run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and are supported by...

Oracle helps businesses solve their most challenging business technology problems. Japan is one of the counties in which we’ve built trust over years of adoption by the biggest domestic organizations. To further support customers there, we’re excited to announce the launch of an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure data center region in Tokyo, which is now ready for customer use. The 50 biggest companies (by revenue) in Japan use Oracle software in their own data centers. Thirty-two of...

We recently launched a "Why Oracle Cloud Infrastructure" web page that describes how Oracle's approach to cloud is different, and why we think our cloud infrastructure can be uniquely valuable to customers. I’ve been at Oracle for two years, and I joined this team because I believe that Oracle is in a position to solve technology challenges in cloud that other vendors can't. This page is our way of telling that story to the world. It’s part of a conversation that we’ve been...