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The Future of Oracle Database@Azure

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  The Future of Oracle Database@Azure Where things are heading — AI built into the database, autonomous features, multicloud, and the move from 23ai to AI Database 26ai. 📅 Aug 14, 2026     🏷️ Oracle DB@Azure,  AI, 23ai, 26ai, Autonomous, Multicloud, Trends      ⏱ 25 min  Article Overview The rest of this blog is about how Oracle Database@Azure works today. This post looks ahead. The short version is that the database is turning into an AI platform — AI features are being built right into the database engine, more of the routine work is becoming automatic, and running Oracle across more than one cloud is becoming normal rather than unusual. We will walk through five things in simple language: how AI is being built into the database, what "autonomous" really means and where it is going, why multicloud is becoming the default, the shift from Oracle Database 23ai to the newer AI Database 26ai, and the wider enterprise trends behind all of it. A...
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Running Oracle Applications on Azure with Oracle Database@Azure

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  Oracle Database@Azure for Mission-Critical Applications Reference designs for E-Business Suite, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, Hyperion, and custom Oracle apps — the shared pattern, and what is different for each. 📅 Aug 13, 2026     🏷️ Oracle DB@Azure,  EBS, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, Hyperion, Applications      ⏱ 25 min  Article Overview Most large Oracle shops do not run just a database — they run big Oracle applications on top of it: E-Business Suite for ERP, JD Edwards or PeopleSoft for their own mix of business functions, Hyperion for financial planning, and a long tail of custom apps built over the years. Oracle now supports running these applications on Azure with the database on Oracle Database@Azure, and the good news is that they all follow the same simple shape. The application runs on Azure virtual machines, the database runs on Exadata, and a fast private link joins them. This article explains that shared pattern in plain language, sho...
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