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Oracle has announced a partnership with Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet service, to enhance its Enterprise Communications Platform (ECP) with high-speed, low-latency connectivity. Thanks to this collaboration, Oracle’s customers will be able to access their extensive portfolio of enterprise applications from virtually anywhere in the world, including remote areas with limited infrastructure.
A New Standard in Global Connectivity
The alliance between Oracle and Starlink aims to address one of the biggest challenges of digital transformation: reliable connectivity in geographically challenging areas or those with inadequate telecommunications infrastructure. With more than 100 countries and territories already covered by the Starlink satellite constellation, integration with Oracle ECP will allow companies across multiple sectors to access real-time data, optimize operations, and improve strategic decision-making.
“Starlink provides fast and secure connectivity in regions where it was previously impossible due to lack of infrastructure or natural barriers,” stated Jason Fritch, Vice President of Enterprise Sales at Starlink, SpaceX. “This agreement with Oracle will accelerate the expansion of cloud technology, ensuring that more businesses have access to critical information anytime and anywhere.”
How the Integration Will Work
Oracle ECP unifies fixed, mobile, and satellite networks to optimize cloud application delivery in hard-to-reach areas. Built on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), this platform enables real-time data streaming, protects IoT devices, and ensures system security against potential failures or cyber-attacks.
Among its key features, Oracle ECP includes:
- Oracle Cloud Connector, which facilitates the remote management of audio and video applications in various environments.
- Connection Redundancy, maximizing service availability even in the event of failures in the main network.
- Advanced Monitoring and Security Capabilities