Run regulated Oracle AI Database workloads in supported AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments while aligning with FedRAMP Class D requirements.
Run regulated workloads in supported cloud environments on dedicated Oracle Exadata infrastructure near the applications and services you already use.
Migrate to Oracle AI Database@AWS, Oracle AI Database@Azure, or Oracle AI Database@Google Cloud to help improve security and resilience, control costs, and accelerate AI adoption.
Migrate to AWS GovCloud (US), Microsoft Azure Government, or Google Cloud configured with Assured Workloads to address the FedRAMP Class D requirements that shape public sector architectures.
Oracle plans phased US availability in 2027. Timing and supported regions will vary by cloud. Connect with a specialist for more details.
FedRAMP (the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program) helps US government and public sector organizations protect sensitive data and adopt cloud services securely through standardized security assessments, continuous monitoring, and reusable compliance evidence. FedRAMP Class D is the most stringent level of security requirements under FedRAMP.
Oracle is seeking FedRAMP Class D certification for specified Oracle AI Database services in AWS GovCloud (US), Microsoft Azure Government, and Google Cloud configured with Assured Workloads in the US. Once available, this will give customers more choice in where they run regulated workloads and bring Oracle data closer to their applications, analytics, and AI services.
Oracle plans to make FedRAMP Class D support available for these services in the US in 2027, with timing varying by cloud, service, and region. Contact a specialist to discuss your requirements and receive status updates as details are confirmed.
We plan to start with Oracle Exadata Database Service on dedicated Oracle Exadata infrastructure in supported Oracle AI Database@AWS, Oracle AI Database@Azure, and Oracle AI Database@Google Cloud environments.
No. The FedRAMP Class D offering will be limited to supported US cloud regions.
Oracle will publish the supported US regions for each cloud as they are confirmed. Contact a specialist to discuss your specific requirements.
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