Oracle’s Isolated Cloud to Enhance Singapore’s Defense Initiatives

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Singapore’s Defense Modernization: Partnering with Oracle for Advanced Cloud Capabilities

Singapore Enhances Defense with Oracle’s Secure Cloud Services

Singapore is set to bolster its digital defense capabilities following a landmark agreement signed on Tuesday between the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) and Oracle, the American cloud computing powerhouse. This partnership grants MINDEF access to the "Oracle Cloud Isolated Region," a high-performance, air-gapped server environment specifically designed for sensitive operations.

The agreement aligns with Singapore’s ongoing modernization efforts, empowering the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) to significantly enhance operational efficiency, cybersecurity, and scalability. "The demand for secure and scalable cloud solutions is growing," stated Ng Chad-Son, Chief Executive of DSTA. "Through this collaboration with Oracle, we will harness advanced cloud and AI technologies to digitalize and transform our operations."

By adopting Oracle’s Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), MINDEF will now leverage cutting-edge AI and machine learning capabilities, improving real-time analytics and fortifying its cyber resilience against evolving threats. With built-in security features and strict compliance with data sovereignty regulations, OCI ensures that defense-related workloads are safeguarded while benefiting from the agility and cost-effectiveness of cloud computing.

"The air-gapped isolated cloud region provides a secure, scalable, and resilient environment for enhanced insights and faster decision-making," said Rand Waldron, Global Defense CTO of Oracle. This initiative illustrates Oracle’s commitment to enhancing security and performance for government operations globally.

The partnership with Oracle comes amid Singapore’s broader strategy to innovate its defense architecture, notably following Oracle’s recent launch of an AI Centre of Excellence in Singapore. As Singapore prepares for the complexities of modern warfare, the integration of OCI marks a significant leap forward, positioning MINDEF to navigate new challenges efficiently. With these advanced capabilities, Singapore’s defense sector is poised for a transformative future.

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