ORACLE MAKES GLOBALLY DISTRIBUTED EXADATA DATABASE

Abstract

The service automatically distributes, stores, and synchronizes data across locations so applications can remain online even if an entire region experiences an outage, while also helping customers meet data residency requirements in regulated industries. The company highlights several categories that benefit directly: high-volume transaction processing, long-running analytics on streaming data, vector-enabled AI workloads that need proximity to business records, and global e-commerce systems that cannot tolerate downtime. Policy management for data residency, placement near end users, and cross-region fault tolerance aims to address a wide range of compliance and experience requirements under one managed control plane.