Oracle Attends NATO Edge 2024 as Platinum Sponsor

Oracle was a platinum sponsor of NATO Edge 2024 in Tampa, Florida, December 3–5. A flagship event of the NATO Communications and Information Agency, NATO Edge 2024 hosted defense and technology industry leaders from all over the world to discuss how the alliance can utilize technology to address current conflicts and prepare for future challenges.

Oracle at NATO Edge 2024

Oracle’s booth welcomed key Oracle partners Anduril and Palantir, who copresented, demonstrating capabilities including command and control (C2) automation and AI-powered data analytics that customers can deploy on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. As a technology leader, Oracle is committed to deploying cloud to every echelon of command, from core to tactical edge.

Oracle’s participation in the event included driving some of the most important technology discussions facing NATO today. Kim Lynch, Oracle EVP for Government Defense and Intelligence, participated in a fireside chat with NATO leadership to discuss the theme of “Partnership with Industry.” Kim’s remarks highlighted the ways public and private sectors can partner to develop and deliver leading edge technology to the defense community, most importantly in the areas of AI and cyber security.

Collaboration between the alliance and key technology providers is crucial for ensuring data interoperability among the NATO alliance, member nations, and regional partners. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle’s AI capabilities can help mission owners run critical workloads and share intelligence at the speed of mission.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for Defense Industry Partners

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is uniquely suited for decentralized multinational military operations. Oracle offers the only hyperscale cloud capable of delivering a full suite of 150+ cloud services and features to a broad range of customer requirements anywhere in the world—from public, dedicated, sovereign, and hybrid cloud environments, including air-gapped infrastructure on classified networks. Oracle’s air-gapped regions provide assured sovereign operations and don’t require connection to outside networks, offering mission owners both security and resilience. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is rapidly available, offering significant speed to value advantage.

With Oracle Cloud Infrastructure’s sovereign and government cloud capabilities, mission owners and defense industry partners can meet regulatory, security, and performance requirements, while deploying the full benefits of cloud and AI. For defense solution providers, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure offers critical networking for core-to-edge data flows, including in denied, disrupted, intermittent, and limited (DDIL) connectivity environments.

With Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, defense companies and customers can also maintain continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pathways to maintain their products’ lifecycles from multinational HQ to the tactical edge, supporting the ability to develop, iterate, and deploy anywhere without reengineering. 

Conclusion

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure offers a variety of cloud options for defense and government agencies. To learn how Oracle Cloud Infrastructure can help you meet your mission needs, read more about Oracle US Defense Cloud, Oracle US Government Cloud, Oracle Cloud for UK Government and Defence, and Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud.