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0:00 Intro: Microsoft and Oracle partnership
5:02 Exadata: Vertically integrated hardware and software
10:21 Customer use cases for Oracle on Azure
13:52 Azure services complementing Oracle databases
15:25 Collaborative customer engagement strategies
19:05 Exadata hardware readily available in Azure

In a move that could reshape the cloud landscape, Microsoft and Oracle are forging an unlikely alliance to deliver a powerful solution.💪

Six Five Media’s David Nicholson hosts a conversation between tech leaders Karan Batta, SVP, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Brett Tanzer, VP, Azure Product Management, Microsoft
on how their partnership is making the seemingly impossible, possible: running Oracle databases, optimized on Exadata infrastructure, directly within Azure.

Key takeaways include:

🔹Deepening Collaboration: Microsoft and Oracle have significantly expanded their partnership, bringing Oracle database to Azure with Exadata infrastructure.

🔹The Best of Both Worlds for Customers: This integration provides customers with the performance and optimization of Oracle database solutions combined with the breadth and reach of Azure services.

🔹Expanded Global Availability: Oracle database on Azure is rapidly expanding its global footprint, making it a viable option for enterprises worldwide.

🔹Customer-Driven Solution: The partnership addresses the demand from customers who want to run their Oracle workloads in Azure alongside their other Azure applications.

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