Autonomous Database Data Studio

“Oracle has eliminated many organizations’ common obstacles in their multicloud solutions. With new enhancements in Autonomous Data Warehouse, organizations can access and share data across organizations and clouds, eliminate data integration complexity through Autonomous Data Studio, and take advantage of lower storage prices at higher performance for running enterprise-scale data lakes. This advances the industry and the cloud data warehouse market forward, which is great news for customers.”

“Oracle is clearly accelerating its R&D for data warehousing: not only does Autonomous Data Warehouse provide a highly performant platform, but its latest enhancements—including Data Studio with built-in transforms and data sharing—overcome obstacles to real-time analytics with faster data capture and utilization. This is extremely critical to many organizations as they depend on accurate insights to deliver timely customer experiences. CxOs should take a look at the latest version of ADW, as it’s ML-powered capabilities can truly help organizations optimize for peak performance and improve their operations.”

“While other cloud vendors lock in their users within their own cloud ecosystem, Oracle has taken a different approach with Autonomous Data Warehouse. The company is extending Autonomous Data Warehouse’s capabilities by implementing the open source Delta Sharing protocol and building a collaborative platform with its new Data Sharing feature. With this feature, users can securely and efficiently grant access to subsets of their data with anyone on any cloud. In contrast, many competitors are effectively holding data hostage with a high ransom—or rather, high egress—fees.”

“The latest Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse enhancements, especially the implementation of open Delta Sharing, will put pressure on Snowflake. Autonomous Data Warehouse empowers easy bi-directional data sharing between users and data vendors as well as between Autonomous Data Warehouse users and users on other clouds. That’s something Snowflake currently does not do. Equally eye-catching is the Autonomous Data Warehouse’s enabling users to build data lakes on high performance storage at object storage costs. That’s something else Snowflake doesn’t do."