Oracle has launched Oracle Database@Google Cloud in India, allowing customers to run Oracle database services directly within Google Cloud’s Mumbai region, as enterprises increase adoption of multicloud strategies and data residency requirements tighten.
The service gives Indian customers access to Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure, Oracle Autonomous AI Database, and Oracle Autonomous AI Lakehouse via Google Cloud’s Asia-South 1 region, while ensuring data remains in-country to meet regulatory and compliance needs.
It also allows Oracle and Google Cloud partners to resell the service via the Google Cloud Marketplace.
“As enterprises in India increasingly adopt multicloud strategies, Oracle Database@Google Cloud provides the flexibility, performance, scale, and security they need,” said Shailender Kumar, senior vice president and regional managing director, Oracle India. “Customers in India can now integrate Oracle AI Database capabilities with Google Cloud’s AI and analytics tools and services.”
Google Cloud said the launch will support customers looking to modernise applications and migrate workloads. “Oracle Database@Google Cloud combines Google Cloud’s AI and analytics with Oracle’s database services to help organisations across India accelerate IT modernisation,” said Sashi Sreedharan, managing director, Google Cloud India.
The offering allows enterprises to combine data stored in Oracle databases with Google Cloud services such as BigQuery, Vertex AI and Gemini models, enabling analytics, AI-driven applications and workload migration across platforms.
As part of the rollout, Oracle and Google Cloud have also introduced a partner program in India that allows eligible partners from both ecosystems to purchase and resell Oracle Database@Google Cloud through private offers on the Google Cloud Marketplace.
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