Cloudflare, Inc. has announced that its connectivity cloud platform will be available natively on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This will enable joint customers to leverage Cloudflare’s security, performance, and resiliency directly from OCI across hybrid, multicloud, and OCI hosted applications.
“We all see how AI is transforming the way organisations and their employees operate, and we need to pay equal attention to how AI is expanding our threat landscapes,” said Tom Evans, Chief Partner Officer at Cloudflare. “Organisations need a comprehensive platform that delivers flexibility, performance, and security. Our integration with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure will help ensure businesses everywhere, across any cloud environment, can run their workloads on a unified platform with security and speed at the forefront.”
“At Oracle, we are committed to helping our customers run their most critical workloads securely, reliably, and at scale,” said David Hicks, Group Vice President, ISV Ecosystem, Oracle North America. “Through our partnership with Cloudflare, we will enable organisations to protect cloud and AI workloads while enhancing resilience and performance across hybrid and multicloud environments. Together, we will give businesses the confidence to innovate and grow, knowing their applications and data are protected every step of the way.”
Cloudflare and Oracle customers can:
- Accelerate public-facing applications and AI inference: Reduce latency worldwide with industry-leading performance.
- Strengthen AI security: Shield workloads with DDoS protection, WAF, bot mitigation, and Zero Trust controls.
- Enable hybrid and multi-cloud architectures: Securely connect and orchestrate traffic across hybrid and multi-cloud environments with unified control.
- Protect APIs: Safeguard their entire vendor ecosystem with rate limiting, threat intelligence, and data protection.
- Address compliance across digital environments: Address enterprise compliance requirements as a globally distributed, security-first platform with Cloudflare.
