Microsoft and Oracle end AI partnership; developers urged to migrate workloads

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A sudden split between Microsoft and Oracle in their AI services partnership has disabled the integration that let hybrid AI workloads run across Azure and OCI, removing it from marketplace listings within about two days. The article notes that Oracle AI Platform listings, automatic OCI provisioning from the Azure portal, and cross-cloud billing and traffic routing have all been turned off. Developers still training or serving models on OCI must export checkpoints, move data and rebuild pipelines, with egress fees for OCI storage cited as a cost factor. The author recommends a blue-green migration to Azure, arguing that Azure reserved capacity and savings plans could lower total cost of ownership by 15 to 30 percent for steady inference workloads. Step-by-step scripts and a CI/CD playbook are provided to help teams avoid downtime during the move.

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