Corente's Cloud Services Exchange delivers, secures, and manages distributed applications over diverse networks, globally, to any site, over any IP network, regardless of the type of transport, access, application or provider involved.
Together, Corente and Oracle are expected to deliver a complete technology portfolio for Cloud deployments with SDN offerings that virtualize both the enterprise data centre LAN and the WAN, dramatically decreasing time to deployment of services and increasing security and manageability across the enterprise ecosystem.
"Oracle customers need networking solutions that span their data centres and global networks", stated Edward Screven, Oracle's Chief Corporate Architect. "By combining Oracles technology portfolio with Corente's industry leading platform extending software-defined networking to global networks, enterprises will be able to easily and securely deliver applications and cloud services to their globally distributed locations."
"Corente provides a full lifecycle approach to automating the provisioning and management of service delivery networks", stated Jim Zucco, Corente's CEO. "Together with Oracle, we expect to deliver software-defined networking offerings that create cost-effective, secure networks, spanning global business ecosystems."
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