Oracle Launches Cloud Infrastructure in Morocco
In a groundbreaking move for the digital landscape of Morocco, Oracle has officially launched a public cloud region in Casablanca, making it the first hyperscaler to establish such an infrastructure in the country. This strategic development is set to empower local businesses, startups, and government agencies by granting them access to advanced solutions in generative artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing. The establishment of this cloud region not only enhances operational capabilities but also fortifies the sovereignty and resilience of national data.
Enhancing Digital Sovereignty and Innovation
As of April 7, 2026, this new cloud facility is positioned to significantly accelerate innovation within the realm of AI across various sectors in Morocco. Collaborating with N+ONE Datacenters for hosting services, Oracle aims to meet the surging demand for cloud services while ensuring digital sovereignty. By leveraging Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Moroccan organizations will now have the capacity to migrate diverse workloads to the cloud, with all data processing and storage strictly confined within national borders, thereby addressing privacy and security concerns effectively.
This initiative aligns closely with the Moroccan government's
As reported by medias24.com.
