Starlink will provide reliable and high-speed connectivity
Oracle ECP unifies fixed, mobile, and Starlink networks to securely manage the delivery of cloud applications in remote areas or with limited connectivity.
Oracle is using the connectivity of Starlink, the first and largest constellation of satellites in low Earth orbit to provide broadband Internet, to enable high-speed communications on the Enterprise Communications Platform (ECP).
Now, customers who use Oracle ECP to power Oracle's extensive portfolio of sector-specific applications can connect from virtually anywhere, including some of the world's most remote locations, and have access to capabilities such as real-time video and audio streaming. Oracle
"Starlink provides reliable, high-speed connectivity in areas where it has historically been difficult due to lack of infrastructure or natural obstacles," said Jason Fritch, Vice President of Enterprise Sales at Starlink at SpaceX. "Providing fast and secure broadband to every corner of the world will help Oracle expand the reach of cloud technology and real-time information for its customers in invaluable ways."
Oracle ECP unifies fixed, mobile and Starlink networks to securely manage the delivery of cloud applications in remote areas or with limited connectivity. With the integration of the Starlink network into Oracle ECP, Oracle's industrial application customers can leverage satellite connectivity in a constantly growing list of over 100 countries and territories.
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Developed on the high performance and security of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Oracle ECP provides real-time information for connected devices, IoT endpoints, and mobile applications. It also secures and monitors the equipment against misuse or failures. With its edge component, Oracle Cloud Connector, Oracle ECP can remotely host and manage video and audio applications to address a variety of use cases in the industry. Its redundant backhaul connectivity allows Oracle's industry application customers to maximize application uptime, even during a disruption in the main connection.
Real-time connectivity is essential to address some of the greatest challenges in industries such as health, construction and engineering, public services, hospitality, and the public sector.
For example, hospital systems could use Starlink and Oracle ECP to gain reliable access to Oracle's clinical applications in metropolitan hospitals to suburban and rural clinics in desert or mountainous areas.
Similarly, public safety agencies can leverage capabilities that help keep first responders connected and safe, even in areas with limited or no mobile coverage.
"By adding Starlink's proven performance and expansive network to our established network relationships, we are enhancing IoT's ubiquitous connectivity, safeguarding critical operations and protecting data integrity during emergencies," said Andrew Morawski, executive vice president and general manager of Oracle Communications. "Together, we are creating the foundation of intelligent communications that will accelerate business transformation in industries worldwide."
For more information about Oracle ECP at the Mobile World Congress, visit Oracle at Pavilion 2, stand 2I30, and Starlink at Pavilion 3, stand OA3B.20. Learn more about ECP here and Oracle Communicationsu2019 broader portfolio by visiting: https://www.oracle.com/communications or LinkedIn. Click here for more information about Starlink for Businesses.