Oracle adds networking features for AI workloads in cloud service

Oracle has expanded its cloud networking and infrastructure technology suite, Oracle Acceleron, with new features aimed at supporting AI workloads. The enhancements include RDMA connectivity for inference, storage, and HPC workloads, as well as improved performance for AI and database workloads with NVMe block-storage attachment options.

Additionally, Oracle has introduced Oracle Collective Communications Library to manage collective traffic across its backend Multiplanar Network, along with Transparent Front-End Multiplanar Networking to enhance path selection, failover, and congestion control for RDMA traffic. Oracle's Pradeep Vincent emphasized the platform's ability to reroute traffic and recover from failures, enabling secure scaling for thousands of accelerators working together. The company unveiled these updates at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas.

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