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Discover how you can make huge cost savings and minimise complexity by lifting and shifting your existing Oracle applications and workloads to the cloud. Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) gives you the predictable performance that you get on-premises , but with increased scalability, better security, and accessible, real-time data analytics.
Read this guide for an in-depth understanding of IaaS and how the cloud can help you provide value to the wider business, plus learn how to eliminate manual tasks and reduce costs while running your high-performance workloads.
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