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Oracle Database@AWS Introduces Sub-Millisecond Network Latency for Performance-Critical Applications

ODB@AWS launched high performance networking enabling consistent sub-millisecond roundtrip latency between EC2 and Oracle databases.

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Retrospective edition: 2026-04-01. Source published: 2026-04-01. Added to this archive: 2026-11-03. This briefing was prepared later from the linked announcement; it was not published on this website on the historical edition date.

Oracle Database@AWS addressed latency-sensitive workloads by providing optimized placement of EC2 instances to achieve predictable sub-millisecond network roundtrip times for applications like payment and securities trading. This improves application responsiveness comparable to on-premises Exadata environments.

The feature uses existing AWS APIs to launch placement-optimized instances supporting low-latency connectivity to Oracle databases, currently available in multiple global AWS regions with plans for expansion. There is no extra cost for instances leveraging optimized placement for this service, facilitating migration of high-performance applications to AWS.

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Source published 2026-04-01. This report was prepared with AI assistance from the linked primary-source material. Claims and limitations should be checked against the original announcement or research.