Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud
What is Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud?
Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud provides Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) services in a dedicated environment for commercial and public-sector organizations handling sensitive or regulated data. Its Frankfurt and Madrid regions operate within a sovereign realm—a physically and logically isolated grouping of cloud regions—separate from Oracle’s commercial cloud. Dedicated EU legal entities own and manage the infrastructure, with operations and support restricted to EU-resident personnel.
Organizations can deploy applications in one region or across both regions for resilience while retaining hosted data within the EU. Each region includes three fault domains that distribute workloads across separate hardware groups. The platform provides OCI services with regional API endpoints, encryption and key-management controls, and disaster-recovery capabilities within the sovereign realm. It supports hosting enterprise applications and databases under EU-specific operational and contractual arrangements.
Organizations can deploy applications in one region or across both regions for resilience while retaining hosted data within the EU. Each region includes three fault domains that distribute workloads across separate hardware groups. The platform provides OCI services with regional API endpoints, encryption and key-management controls, and disaster-recovery capabilities within the sovereign realm. It supports hosting enterprise applications and databases under EU-specific operational and contractual arrangements.
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What is Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud?
Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud provides Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) services in a dedicated environment for commercial and public-sector organizations handling sensitive or regulated data. Its Frankfurt and Madrid regions operate within a sovereign realm—a physically and logically isolated grouping of cloud regions—separate from Oracle’s commercial cloud. Dedicated EU legal entities own and manage the infrastructure, with operations and support restricted to EU-resident personnel.