AI World 2024 keynote
Larry Ellison · Sep 10, 2024 · 1h 11m · Las Vegas, Nevada
Summary
Ellison's CloudWorld 2024 keynote had two topics: the start of the multicloud era, with Oracle Database running inside AWS, Azure and Google Cloud data centers and AWS CEO Matt Garman on stage, and using AI-driven autonomous systems for security, from self-running databases to network access controls against data theft.
Key themes: Cloud, Security, Data platforms · AI-written summary from the published transcript
- 1Ellison declared "the beginning of the multicloud era," with Oracle Database available inside other clouds1:38
- 2Oracle Database@AWS runs the latest Exadata hardware and Oracle Database 23ai inside AWS, available from December 202411:34
- 3AWS CEO Matt Garman joined Ellison on stage to discuss the partnership11:55
- 4Customers can use Google Gemini from the Oracle cloud, whichever cloud their data sits in27:36
- 5Sovereign and private clouds keep government and health data in-country, priced the same as the public cloud30:22
- 6Oracle's answer to data security is autonomous, fully automated systems that remove human error38:10
- 7A new approach to blocking credential theft with biometric authentication is available in the Oracle cloud1:08:56
Announced
| Announcement | Status |
|---|---|
| Oracle Database@AWSExadata and Oracle Database 23ai in AWS, December 2024 | Coming |
| Sovereign and private cloud pricingSame price as running in the public cloud | Announced |
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About this keynote
Keynote page: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nn8ADoWbKk
- Larry EllisonChairman and CTO, Oracle
Companies named: AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft, State Street, Oracle
Last changed 2026-09-24.
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