The Best Get Better: Oracle Again ‘Ups the Ante' for Autonomous Database Agility
Enhanced Performance, Capacity, and Cost-effectiveness
Exadata is Oracle's platform for optimally running Oracle Database. Regularly updated for more than a decade, its latest iteration, the Exadata Database Machine X9M offers improved performance, scale, and automation while decreasing costs and eliminating operation and functional differences based upon location or consumption choices
Customers have access to identical capabilities whether they are running Oracle Database or Autonomous Database on Exadata infrastructure in OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) or on Exadata Cloud@Customer X9M in their data center, making it possible for users to (re)focus their IT spending on helping their organizations' true mission.
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