Oracle Plans to Expand Multicloud AI Database Services to US Government and Public Sector Workloads
PR Newswire•27/10/2026•15:30 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Oracle plans FedRAMP Class D certification for three multicloud AI database services
- ➤Services target AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, and Google Cloud Assured Workloads
- ➤Customers can run regulated Oracle workloads on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure
- ➤Oracle multicloud services will be sold through cloud marketplaces and qualified channel partners
Expert Statements
Nathan Thomas, Senior vice president, product management, Oracle
“For many government and public sector organizations, stringent compliance requirements have limited their ability to take full advantage of the cloud”
G2 Krishnamoorthy, Vice president, Database Services, AWS
“Oracle AI Database@AWS on AWS GovCloud (US) is built to support FedRAMP High and Impact Levels 4 and 5.”
Brett Tanzer, Vice president, Azure Product Management, Microsoft
“Expanding Oracle AI Database services to Azure Government will give our joint customers greater flexibility to modernize mission-critical workloads and create new opportunities to securely use their data with Microsoft AI and analytics services.”
Raj Pai, Vice president, product management, Databases, Google Cloud
“Bringing together mission-critical Oracle data and powerful agentic capabilities like Gemini shouldn’t add additional complexity or expense”
Oracle Plans to Expand Multicloud AI Database Services to US Government and Public Sector Workloads PR Newswire
Planned FedRAMP Class D (formerly FedRAMP High) certification is expected to enable customers to run regulated Oracle workloads on Oracle Exadata infrastructure through Oracle AI Database@AWS, Oracle AI Database@Azure, or Oracle AI Database@Google Cloud
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