siliconangle.com NetApp and Oracle Launch Integrated Cloud Storage for AI Workloads
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- •NetApp and Oracle's partnership focuses on cloud storage for AI workloads.
- •The service integrates NetApp's ONTAP software natively into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
- •This collaboration aims to simplify data management and enhance AI capabilities.
NetApp and Oracle have announced a partnership to provide a fully managed storage service for enterprises transitioning critical applications to the cloud for AI workloads. This service integrates NetApp's ONTAP data management software directly into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), allowing for a seamless experience in migrating existing NetApp workloads. The integration is designed to function as a native OCI service, consolidating management into a single interface. This collaboration aims to enhance AI capabilities by enabling enterprises to run AI workflows directly where their data resides, minimizing data movement. The offering is expected to simplify operations and support the growing demand for AI infrastructure as enterprises modernize their data estates.
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