Oracle (Cloud UK)
Oracle serves the UK from two cloud regions, UK South in London and UK West in Newport, Wales, with matching government regions and a dedicated sovereign cloud for public sector and defence. It has set out a large UK investment to expand cloud and AI capacity. Oracle leases much of its UK capacity from third-party operators rather than building its own large campuses.
At a glance
- HQ
- Austin, US
- Parent
- Oracle
- Ownership
- public
- Listing
- NYSE:ORCL
- Founded
- 1977
Market presence
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What sets Oracle (Cloud UK) apart
- Runs two UK cloud regions, London and Newport, with separate government regions in the same locations (indicative).
- Offers a dual-region UK sovereign cloud for government, defence and sponsored organisations (indicative).
- Announced a multi-billion-pound UK investment to expand cloud and AI capacity (indicative).
- Newport, Wales anchors its UK West region, adding to South Wales data centre demand.
Recent activity
- Expanding UK cloud and AI capacity, reported at around 5 billion US dollars over coming years (indicative).
- Supporting UK government and defence workloads through its sovereign cloud regions (indicative).
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Oracle (Cloud UK), frequently asked
Where are Oracle's UK cloud regions?
Indicatively, UK South in London and UK West in Newport, Wales, with matching government regions and a dual-region sovereign cloud.
Does Oracle build its own UK data centres?
Oracle largely leases UK capacity from third-party operators to host its cloud regions rather than building large owned campuses.
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