NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS migrates critical database platform to Oracle Autonomous AI Database on OCI

By Public Technologies
  • Oracle and NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS migrated the Japanese ICT provider’s shared internal database platform to Oracle Autonomous AI Database on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
  • The move shifted tens of terabytes of data from an on-premises environment.
  • NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS reported a 43% reduction in database license costs.
  • The platform supports 12 critical internal systems connected to about 400 servers.
  • NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS also deployed disaster recovery across two Oracle Cloud regions in Japan to bolster resilience.


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