Las Vegas, October 27 /PRNewswire/ — Oracle AI World — Oracle today announced new capabilities for Oracle Acceleron, a suite of networking and infrastructure technologies within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) designed to help customers run demanding AI workloads in a reliable, secure, and scalable manner.
The newly added features build on OCI’s ongoing investments in high-performance connectivity, network architecture, host-level acceleration, and security, giving customers greater flexibility in compute and storage while enhancing the network’s ability to adapt to changing conditions.
Pradeep Vincent, Executive Vice President of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute and AI Infrastructure, said: “AI infrastructure can be extremely demanding in terms of network friction. When thousands of accelerators work together, a single congested or failed path can have an impact far beyond a single connection. With Oracle Acceleron, we are building a network capable of rerouting traffic, recovering from failures, and helping customers scale securely.”
Oracle Acceleron combines a dedicated network fabric, a more direct data path, and converged NICs to enhance performance and reduce costs, while improving security and resilience through host-level zero-trust routing and a multi-plane design. Its unique software architecture simplifies complex network operations with a programmable foundation, unifying advanced networking, storage, and security capabilities across a broad range of hardware.
New capabilities include AI data transmission, distributed AI communication, and secure multi-tenant AI infrastructure:
AI data transmission
- Oracle Acceleron High-Performance Fabric: Enables customers to deploy inference, storage, and HPC workloads with higher performance via RDMA connections on OCI front-end compute.
- Extended NVMe block storage mounting options: Help customers support AI, databases, and other data-intensive workloads on Oracle Exadata bare metal and virtual machine configurations, with performance improvements of up to 3x.
Distributed AI Communication
- Oracle Collective Communications Library: Helps customers maintain distributed AI workloads during network path failures by distributing collective communication traffic across OCI’s backend multi-plane network. It routes traffic to healthier paths and enables immediate workload recovery when links, ports, or NICs fail, significantly enhancing network availability and resilience.
- Transparent Frontend Multi-Plane Network: Enhances the resilience of your computing infrastructure by introducing a multi-plane network to the frontend, with built-in transparent path selection, failover, and congestion control optimized for frontend RDMA traffic.
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