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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is a hyperscaler cloud, with FastConnect private connectivity, multi-cloud interconnect with Microsoft Azure, and global cloud regions.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure quick facts
| Category | Cloud platform |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1977 |
| Headquarters | Austin, Texas, United States |
| Website | www.oracle.com/cloud |
| Last reviewed | 2026-06-04 |
Comparison of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure technology partners
Publicly named partnerships. 1 entries.
| Partner | Partnership type | Direction | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Azure | Oracle Interconnect for Microsoft Azure (multi-cloud peering) | Bidirectional |
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure partner and reseller programmes
| Programme | Tiers | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Oracle Partner Network | Global channel programme covering cloud, technology and industry partners. |
Service models
Fully managed
Partner-delivered
Co-managed
Partner-delivered
Self-managed (DIY)
Available
Deployment options
- FastConnect private connectivity to OCI
- OCI Network Firewall and Web Application Firewall
- Oracle Interconnect for Microsoft Azure
- OCI virtual network and load balancing services
Global coverage
- OCI cloud regions across North America, EMEA, APAC, Latin America and Middle East
- FastConnect peering locations in many major metros
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure capability matrix
Uses the same 8-flag vocabulary as the Netify broadband reseller comparison.
White Label OptionsFTTP PortfolioSOGEA AvailableEthernet / Leased LineAPI IntegrationPartner PortalBilling SupportNo Minimum Spend (unknown)
Best for
- Oracle Database and ERP workloads moving to cloud
- Buyers needing multi-cloud peering with Azure
- Estates standardising on Oracle applications
Less suited for
- Buyers without an existing Oracle workload anchor
- Customers wanting connectivity provider rather than cloud
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure pros and cons
Pros
- Strong fit for Oracle Database and ERP workloads
- Direct Azure multi-cloud peering
- Growing FastConnect footprint
Cons
- Smaller third-party partner base than AWS or Azure
- Not a connectivity provider
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