Oracle and AWS Partnership Sparks Excitement in Cloud Innovation, Says GlobalData

Oracle and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have teamed up to introduce Oracle Database@AWS, integrating Oracle’s Autonomous Database and Exadata Database Service into AWS’s cloud platform, announced at Oracle CloudWorld. This collaboration has sparked significant conversation among influencers on the social media platform “X,” with many highlighting its potential to enhance cloud computing through improved performance, scalability, and multi-cloud flexibility for enterprise workloads, according to GlobalData’s Social Media Analytics Platform.

Shreyasee Majumder, a Social Media Analyst at GlobalData, noted that influencers are praising the technical advantages, particularly the capability to handle mission-critical workloads with low latency and high efficiency. Many see this partnership as a crucial collaboration that aligns the strengths of two major cloud providers to meet the needs of modern businesses. The general sentiment is that this alliance will benefit customers, vendors, and partners alike, fostering greater flexibility and innovation in the cloud sector.

Here are some notable influencer comments captured by GlobalData:

Dave Vellante, Co-founder at SiliconANGLE & theCUBE: “Finally! – @awscloud and @Oracle have resolved their differences and are collaborating where customers want them to. It’s about time!”

Sarbjeet Johal, Founder & CEO at Stackpane: “The Oracle-AWS deal is a win for Oracle, AWS, their customers, and partners. Two top vendors coming together is great news for the tech sector!”

Bob Evans, Co-Founder and Analyst at Acceleration Economy: “.@AWScloud is joining the @Oracle #multicloud movement. This benefits both companies, but especially customers who expect flexibility from cloud vendors.”

Ronald van Loon, Principal Analyst and CEO of the Intelligent World: “Exciting news at #CloudWorld: Oracle Exadata Database is now available on AWS, merging Oracle’s power with AWS’s scalability and security for mission-critical workloads!”