AUSTIN, Texas, February 9, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Data Center Australia (ADC) has selected Oracle Delegated Division [email protected] to provide sovereign hosting cloud services to the Australian Federal Government. Held within Australia Data Centers’ state-of-the-art secure data center facility in Canberra, the Delegated Department [email protected] it will already expand Oracle’s extensive services to government, particularly over a secure workload in National Security, Health, Human Services and other departments and agencies that handle sensitive data Australia and Australians.
“Oracle Delegated Department [email protected] making it easier for government agencies to move safely to the next stage of their cloud-enabled transformation, “he said Cherie Ryan, vice president and director of ANZ regional governance, Oracle. “It builds on our strong drive in the Canberra market and deliver the equivalent of Australia’s third cloud sector, building on our existing investments in second generation cloud sectors in Melbourne and Sydney. “
With Oracle Dedicated Department [email protected], ADC can build Oracle public cloud departments in its own data centers giving ADC corporate control over infrastructure and providing for locally hosted data to help meet requirements hosting most challenging data jurisdiction. The cloud division provides a strong isolation of user data, including all API functions, which will remain local to the data center and provide high levels of security. ADC can access Oracle’s second-generation cloud services, including Bare Metal Compute, VMs and GPUs, Autonomous Database, and Exadata Cloud Service; ship-based services such as the Container Engine for Kubernetes; and analytics services such as Data Flow, while controlling and controlling their systems and services. The Oracle [email protected], enterprises can build and move legacy workloads and consolidate on a single platform, allowing them to significantly improve TCO without the need for re-architecture. Customers also have access to development services, such as API Gateway and Events Services that help them gradually upgrade their stack in their place, reducing the risk and cost of adopting new technologies.
Australian Data Centers will provide the best data center security, risk management and “unquestionably sovereign” hosting approach with connectivity to the Intergovernmental Communications Network (ICON) and all major telecommunications providers. Organizations will have access to the complete package of Oracle Cloud services in the second generation, including Oracle’s wide range of SaaS applications. This provides new and exciting opportunities for government customers to digitally transform while meeting a tight host of landlords.
“We are committed to building capacity to provide government services with Australian suppliers to ensure the security and reliability of the supply chain,” he said. Rob Kelly, Managing Director, Data Centers Australia. “This is a major step towards enabling the government more choice to access world-leading cloud services, in a data center managed by a 100% sovereign company in Australia, with a focus on connectivity, security, and streamlined deployment, Crucially, it handles sovereign-hosting data, enhanced security and performance features needed to accelerate the transition of Governments to the services. cloud. ”
Australian Data Centers is a privately owned, and wholly owned and operated Australian company, which already hosts a number of Commonwealth Region tenants, along with their Gateways, as well as a number of companies Australian international telecommunications and commercial organizations. Data Centers Australia provides a fully secure and independently certified Tier III Data Center (Uptime Institute) with no single point of failure and efficiency built into every stage of technical design and implementation.
This news follows a number of important recent reports from Oracle focusing on the Australian Government market. In November, Oracle announced that it had established a full government arrangement (WofG) with the Digital Switchover Agency (DTA), to make it easier for government agencies to purchase Oracle products and services. Earlier in the month, it emerged that several key components of their Oracle Fusion Cloud Application Series were being evaluated by an Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) assessor against the Security of Information Security Management (ISM) controls.
“Oracle has been building momentum in the Canberra market with several important recent announcements. We are excited to work with Australian Data Centers to continue to build our strong relationship with government; offering choice, innovation and collaboration while offering cost savings to government and taxpayers, “said Ryan.
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