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Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse Breaks Through the Limitations of Data ManagementNew innovations simplify and accelerate data access and data sharing across organizations and clouds at significantly reduced costs ABU DHABI, UAE and AUSTIN, Texas, May 3, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle CloudWorld Tour – Oracle today announced new innovations to Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse, the industry's first and only autonomous database powered by machine learning and optimized for analytics workloads. The innovations break through the proprietary and closed nature of traditional data warehouses and data lakes. In contrast, Oracle is providing native multicloud capabilities and open standard-based data sharing across databases, simplifying data integration and analysis with a unique low-code based tool, and transforming the economics of data lakes by providing ultra-fast enterprise storage at the same low cost as object storage. Customers can now rethink their data warehouse and data lake architectures without having to choose between performance and cost.
"Customers face many obstacles when analyzing siloed data across on-premises, cloud, and SaaS applications, especially the lack of multicloud and data lake interoperability, and the need to assemble an array of disjointed tools and services to support the data analytics ecosystem. The latest Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse innovations make it easier for customers to query, manage, share, and scale their data—regardless of location," said Çetin Özbütün, executive vice president, Data Warehouse and Autonomous Database Technologies, Oracle. "We continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in data management systems to deliver the performance, automation, and multicloud integration for all key database workloads and data types." The new breakthrough innovations are available at no additional cost for Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse customers and include:
"Oracle Autonomous Database includes Data Studio, a robust data management tool, eliminating the need for separate investments in data integration, governance, and analytics. There is nothing more to buy or install," said Shanaka Rabel, group chief digital and transformation officer, Stretchline. "We now see data consistently across our global operations and get insights we didn't have before. Oracle Autonomous Database is far ahead of the competition." "As well as simplifying our data management architecture with Autonomous Database, we have been moving towards a data franchise ownership within our business," said Derek Hayden, senior vice president, Data Strategy & Analytics, OUTFRONT Media. "Having tools like Data Studio will make that move easier and enable us to partner with our business faster and more easily." "The great thing about the Transforms tool of Autonomous Database Data Studio is that you can put together sophisticated transforms without worrying about the details, but you can also get down to the lowest level of detail if you need to," said Dr. Holger Friedrich, chief executive officer, sumIT AG. "Oracle has eliminated many organizations' common obstacles in their multicloud solutions," said Carl Olofson, research vice president, Data Management Software, IDC. "With new enhancements in Autonomous Data Warehouse, organizations can access and share data across organizations and clouds, eliminate data integration complexity through Autonomous Data Studio, and take advantage of lower storage prices at higher performance for running enterprise-scale data lakes. This advances the industry and the cloud data warehouse market forward, which is great news for customers." "Many organizations are using object storage to access and analyze many different data types at a lower cost. However, this approach has inherent problems, namely slow performance compared to querying database-optimized storage, lack of timely analytics, and disparate tools for security and management," said Bradley Shimmin, chief analyst, AI & Data Analytics, Omdia. "Oracle has solved this problem and basically torn asunder any reason to continue with existing solutions by allowing organizations to run data lakes on Autonomous Data Warehouse at the same price of object store, all while making use of the company's Exadata Database Storage performance, which can deliver up to 20X higher query performance. This provides customers with a compelling reason to go with Oracle for their data lake architectures, both in terms of price/performance ratio and technical capabilities." Oracle Autonomous Database Additional Resources
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