Oracle Database at Google Cloud India is now officially available, marking a significant expansion of multicloud database and AI capabilities for enterprises across the country. With this launch, customers can access Oracle’s most advanced AI-powered database services directly from the Google Cloud Asia-South 1 (Mumbai) region, ensuring data stays within India while meeting sovereignty and regulatory requirements.
The new availability allows Indian organizations to run Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure, Oracle Autonomous AI Database, and Oracle Autonomous AI Lakehouse on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), deployed inside Google Cloud. This setup enables low-latency access for applications running on Google Cloud while maintaining the reliability and performance of Oracle’s enterprise-grade database platforms.
A key advantage of Oracle Database@Google Cloud India is its alignment with data residency and compliance needs. Regulated industries such as banking, insurance, healthcare, and government can now modernize workloads without moving sensitive data outside the country. Enterprises can also procure the service through the Google Cloud Marketplace, simplifying contracts and allowing customers to leverage existing Google Cloud commitments.
The joint offering is designed to help enterprises combine Oracle’s enterprise data with Google Cloud’s analytics and AI services. Customers can connect Oracle databases directly with BigQuery, Google Vertex AI, and Google’s Gemini models to generate deeper insights and improve decision-making. This integration supports advanced analytics, AI-driven applications, and large-scale modernization initiatives.
According to Oracle India leadership, the launch addresses the growing adoption of multicloud strategies in India. Organizations are increasingly seeking flexibility without compromising performance or security. Oracle Database@Google Cloud India provides a path to migrate mission-critical Oracle workloads while taking advantage of Google Cloud’s AI and analytics ecosystem.
Google Cloud executives echoed this view, highlighting how the collaboration helps enterprises accelerate IT modernization. By combining Oracle’s proven database services with Google Cloud’s infrastructure and AI capabilities, customers can move away from on-premises systems and build the next generation of agentic AI applications on a secure, scalable foundation.
Several powerful services are now available through Oracle Database@Google Cloud India. Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure supports demanding AI, analytics, and OLTP workloads with high availability and scalability. Oracle Autonomous AI Database reduces administration overhead through automation, handling tasks such as patching, tuning, backups, and scaling while supporting billions of queries per hour.
Oracle Autonomous AI Lakehouse extends these capabilities by unifying analytics and AI across enterprise data. Built on Apache Iceberg and integrated with Google BigQuery and BigLake, it enables organizations to apply Google’s Gemini models and Vertex AI tools to data, regardless of where it is stored. This flexibility supports enterprise-wide analytics without complex data movement.
The launch also includes Oracle AI Database 26ai, which introduces features such as Oracle AI Vector Search and JSON Relational Duality Views. These capabilities simplify application development by allowing developers to work with relational and JSON data together. Unified Hybrid Vector Search further enables retrieval across structured and unstructured data, making it easier to integrate private enterprise data with large language models.
Data protection is another critical focus. Oracle Database Zero Data Loss Autonomous Recovery Service helps organizations recover from outages or ransomware attacks within seconds. With immutable, automatically validated backups and incremental-forever models, enterprises can protect business-critical data across OCI and Google Cloud regions without disrupting production workloads.
To support ecosystem growth, Oracle and Google Cloud have also launched the Oracle Database@Google Cloud Partner Program in India. The program enables eligible partners to purchase and resell the service through the Google Cloud Marketplace and integrate it into their own solutions. Consulting leaders such as PwC and Deloitte see this as a strong enabler for multicloud strategies, helping enterprises maximize existing investments while accelerating AI adoption.
The India launch adds the Mumbai region to a growing list of global locations where Oracle Database@Google Cloud is available. Additional regions, including Delhi, Seoul, Osaka, Paris, and Madrid, are planned over the next 12 months. This expansion reflects rising global demand for integrated, compliant, and AI-ready multicloud architectures.
With Oracle Database@Google Cloud India now live, enterprises gain a practical route to combine trusted database technology with cutting-edge AI and analytics. For organizations navigating complex compliance needs while pursuing innovation, this launch represents a meaningful step forward in India’s multicloud journey.
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