Fujitsu Limited and Oracle Corporation have announced the availability of Oracle Cloud Platform Services including Oracle Database Cloud Services. These services can now be availed from Oracle’s public cloud services environment namely Oracle Cloud, which is now going to be hosted in a Fujitsu datacenter in Japan, for the first time. 

 

The two organizations have a long history of collaboration regarding processors, servers, and software. And now with the alliance extended to the datacenter, Fujitsu will offer Oracle’s cloud services to Japan’s local customers. It started from March 2017 when a variety of Oracle Cloud Platform services were made available followed by the release of Fujitsu Cloud Services K5 DB powered by Oracle Cloud (K5 DB (Oracle)) on April 20. This adds Oracle Database cloud services to Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 lineup of database options. 

 

 

 

It’s the industry’s broadest and most integrated cloud platform catering to a wide range of services across SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. It has gone through a phase of steady growth and thousands of customers have been added in fiscal 2017. The delivery of Oracle’s cloud services from Fujitsu’s robust and reliable data center would aid in delivering a superlative performance, particularly in mission-critical systems. 

 

 

Fujitsu K5 Cloud service has been connected to Oracle Cloud Services, thereby extending K5’s database offerings with K5 DB (Oracle). This would allow companies to move their existing ICT assets into the cloud and enhance their support for SoR (system of record). Moreover, the customers need not learn any new cloud technologies and can right away begin with the Oracle Database Cloud Service.