Oracle has launched new networking features in Oracle Acceleron. This is part of its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. These enhancements aim to boost performance, security, and cost-effectiveness for all workloads Oracle Acceleron builds on over a decade of cloud networking gains. It uses special network fabrics, direct data paths, and combined Network Interface Cards (NICs). This setup delivers ultra-low latency and high bandwidth links. Host-level zero-trust packet routing and multi-planar designs that strengthen security and resilience are among the key features. This architecture condenses several layers of complexity into a programable foundation, that combines networking, storage, and security innovation that work in a uniform manner across a wide range of hardware. Customers enjoy line-rate encryption throughput, double the amount of potential network processing capacity, and improved storage Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS). These improvements help OCI customers, from global web apps to advanced AI models. They can now enjoy a secure and efficient cloud foundation.
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Clay Magouyrk, Oracle CEO, highlighted, “Our customers want cloud infrastructure to help them innovate faster, operate more efficiently, and scale with confidence.” He added, “For over a decade, Oracle has spearheaded foundational cloud networking innovation, and these latest developments extend Oracle Acceleron to provide uncompromised performance, scale, and security for any cloud workload.” These developments make Oracle Acceleron a powerful solution for businesses wanting to maximize their cloud networking capabilities.