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OCI delivers comparable or better computing power at a fraction of the price of competing platforms. What makes this cost advantage special is that Oracle does not charge an additional premium for the Sovereign Cloud. The rates for sovereign environments are identical to those of the standard public cloud, so compliance is not a factor driving up prices.

• Equal rates – Sovereign Cloud costs the same as the public cloud.
• No hidden surcharges – costs remain predictable, even as your business grows.
• Comparable or better performance at a lower price than standard alternatives.

We will draw up a detailed cost comparison tailored to your situation, so that the potential savings are not just an abstract concept but can be expressed in euros.

For organisations that train AI models using business-critical or sensitive personal data, the question is not whether the cloud is secure, but where the data is actually located and who has access to it. With Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud, data is guaranteed to remain within the EU, and the infrastructure is managed exclusively by teams based in the EU. No implicit access from another jurisdiction, no ambiguity regarding jurisdiction.

• Data residency – data and metadata remain physically within the EU.
• Operational sovereignty – management and support by EU-based teams.
• Compliant AI training – train enterprise AI models on your own data, without compromising on regulatory requirements.

We guide you in setting up a Sovereign Cloud environment that meets your compliance requirements, ensuring that AI initiatives do not get bogged down by legal uncertainties.

Moving to the cloud doesn’t have to be an all-or-nothing choice. With Oracle Database@Azure and the similar integration with AWS, the database runs on OCI whilst the application or analytics layer simply remains in Azure or AWS. The connection between the two platforms is ultra-fast and low-latency, so that in practice it feels like a single environment.

• Database on OCI – full Oracle Database functionality and performance.
• Application/analytics remains in place – no need to migrate existing Azure or AWS workloads.
• Low-latency integration – no noticeable loss of performance between platforms.

This also makes OCI relevant for organisations already working with Azure or AWS: we identify which components stand to benefit most from this integration.

Many cloud providers deliberately make it expensive to move data out of the cloud — a way of retaining customers. OCI takes a different approach: the first 10 TB of outbound data traffic per month is completely free. Above that, rates are up to 80% lower than those of its major competitors.

• 10 TB/month of free egress – more than enough for most standard workloads.
• Up to 80% lower rates thereafter, compared with the market.
• No vendor lock-in due to costs – moving data to another platform remains financially viable.

For businesses considering multi-cloud or hybrid strategies, this is a prerequisite, not a bonus: we’ll calculate this for you based on your current data volumes, so you know in advance what the migration will cost.

OCI is the only cloud platform in the world that runs Oracle Database technology – such as Exadata and Autonomous Database – natively, fully automatically and at peak performance. This is no coincidence: Oracle builds the database and the cloud platform as a single integrated solution, rather than relying on a third party attempting to host Oracle Database on generic infrastructure. For organisations with an existing Oracle environment, this is often the decisive factor in choosing OCI. We can advise you on the right licensing and implementation choices to get the most out of that platform.

• Exadata – the same architecture as on-premises, now as a cloud service.
• Autonomous Database – automatic patching, tuning and scaling, without manual management.
• Full compatibility – no functional limitations compared to on-premises Oracle environments.

OCI is designed according to a security-first, zero-trust architecture, with security enabled by default, at no extra cost. The platform automatically enforces encryption, isolates workloads from one another and upholds strict compliance rules, rather than leaving this to manual configuration. This reduces human error and the risk of data breaches, and helps ensure immediate compliance with stringent legislation such as the GDPR and DORA. We support you in translating these technical capabilities into a governance framework that aligns with your sector and regulatory requirements.

• Automatic encryption – enabled by default, both at rest and in transit.
• Workload isolation – strict separation between customer environments.
• Automated data governance – compliance rules are enforced, not merely recommended.