Microsoft (MSFT -0.59%) and oracle (ORCL -0.05%) have created a cloud infrastructure offering that enables a seamless multi-cloud platform, eliminating previous inefficiencies and providing tools from both companies. So the connection could help the couple catch up Amazon's (AMZN -1.05%) Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Match made in heaven
About two-thirds of enterprise-level cloud customers use a multi-cloud approach to run their businesses. That may be because they see value in using the tools provided by various cloud providers. Businesses can also be forced into a multi-cloud system through mergers or acquisitions. In any case, using more than one cloud provider can create inefficiencies when moving data from one provider's platform to another.
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Microsoft and Oracle have worked to make life easier for overlapping customers from the two cloud providers. It turns out the two have been collaborating on a project since 2019...
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