"Christine Puccio, VP of partner strategy and business development at SUSE, emphasizes how the company's ideal of customer choice is boosted by the announced availability: 'As multicloud adoption grows, customers need the freedom to run open source infrastructure where it provides the most value.'"
"With hybrid cloud and multicloud becoming a priority once more due to sovereignty concerns, companies may wish to have a more mature exit strategy from hyperscalers. The Oracle tie-up means OCI customers can migrate to SUSE while remaining in the same cloud, allowing them to break workloads more portable."
"OCI is positioned to run applications at the edge, in customer datacenters, across clouds, and in the public cloud."
SUSE's offerings are now fully available on Oracle Marketplace and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, removing previous procurement hurdles for enterprises. This availability supports multicloud adoption, allowing customers to run open source infrastructure where it adds the most value. The partnership facilitates migration to SUSE while remaining within the same cloud environment, enhancing workload portability. Additionally, Oracle is expanding its multicloud capabilities, including partnerships with AWS, positioning OCI as an interoperable platform. SUSE's products, including SLES 16 and cloud-native tools, are now accessible through this centralized repository.
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