Oracle’s Autonomous Database is now generally available on Microsoft Azure, marking a significant step towards breaking down the “walled garden” of different cloud providers. This move enables organizations to speed up app development and migrate their on-premises workloads and infrastructure to the cloud. With this integration, companies can access the Azure portal and relevant APIs, and benefit from secure, scalable, and high-performing workloads. The technology is powered by Real Application Clusters that run on Oracle’s Exadata Cloud Infrastructure, making it accessible to more businesses, including small and mid-size companies. This integration offers a range of benefits, including the ability to build new cloud-native applications, flexible migration options, and the highest level of Oracle database performance. Oracle’s vice president of products and strategy, Leo Leung, believes this integration presents a “great opportunity” for businesses with a presence on Microsoft’s cloud, enabling them to combine their data with tools like Azure OpenAI and generate better responses with enterprise data.

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