Oracle

The Big 3 clouds are not the only games in town when it comes to hybrid cloud providers.

“The enterprise software market is doing well. But it’s all about the cloud for Oracle. It’s about making that migration and Larry was really late doing that.”

The Jerusalem facility, operated by Bynet, was designed to host some of the nation’s most sensitive IT infrastructure.

The rugged appliance is offered as a service, shipped in configurations from a single node to a cluster of 15.

Oracle is adding new options to its public cloud infrastructure that provide better flexibility, including a flexible load balancer.

The company relies on colocation to host its public cloud and offers a hybrid cloud solution that can be hosted in the same manner.

Oracle said it will launch bare-metal and VM instances on its cloud early next year.