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Oracle Unveils Global AI Data Platform, Bolstered by $1.5 Billion in Partner Investments

TLDR: Oracle has announced the global general availability of its AI Data Platform, a comprehensive solution designed to integrate generative AI models with enterprise data, applications, and workflows. Launched at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas, the platform is supported by over $1.5 billion in collective investments from global system integrators and consultancies, aiming to accelerate AI adoption and innovation across industries.

Las Vegas, October 14, 2025 – Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) today marked a significant milestone in enterprise artificial intelligence, announcing the global general availability of its AI Data Platform at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas. This new platform is engineered to securely connect industry-leading generative AI models with critical enterprise data, applications, and workflows, simplifying the entire journey from raw data to production-grade AI applications.

The Oracle AI Data Platform unifies several core Oracle technologies, combining the robust capabilities of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), the Oracle Autonomous AI Database, and the OCI Generative AI service. This integration provides a powerful foundation for businesses to create and deploy sophisticated AI applications with unprecedented ease and security.

“Oracle AI Data Platform enables customers to get their data ready for AI and then leverage AI to transform every business process,” stated T.K. Anand, executive vice president at Oracle. He further emphasized, “By unifying data and simplifying the entire AI lifecycle, Oracle AI Data Platform is the most comprehensive foundation for enterprises seeking to harness the power of AI with confidence, security, and agility.”

A cornerstone of this global rollout is the substantial commitment from Oracle’s partner ecosystem. Leading global system integrators and consultancies, including Accenture, Cognizant, KPMG, and PwC, have collectively pledged over $1.5 billion in investments towards the Oracle AI Data Platform. These investments are earmarked for comprehensive training programs for more than 8,000 practitioners and the development of over 100 industry-specific use cases, ensuring broad and impactful adoption across various sectors.

Lan Guan, chief AI and data officer at Accenture, commented on the collaboration: “Accenture is committed to helping our clients drive reinvention with the transformative power of AI and their proprietary data. With our extensive AI engineering capabilities, industry domain knowledge, and experience from thousands of gen AI client engagements, Accenture is uniquely positioned to help our clients leverage Oracle AI Data Platform to unlock the full value of Oracle’s capabilities from day one.”

The platform boasts advanced features such as automated data ingestion, semantic enrichment, and vector indexing, alongside built-in generative AI tools. It supports open lakehouse formats like Delta Lake and Iceberg, helping to eliminate data duplication. Furthermore, its Zero-ETL and Zero Copy capabilities allow seamless connection to critical business application data across finance, HR, supply chain, marketing, sales, and service functions. The platform also supports multicloud and hybrid cross-cloud orchestration, enabling customers to process and analyze data from any cloud, on-premises, or edge sources.

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Integration with NVIDIA accelerated computing infrastructure ensures that customers can leverage the latest generation GPUs and libraries for high-performance AI workloads, leading to faster innovation and measurable business impact. Oracle plans to offer tailored versions of the platform for its application suites, including Fusion and NetSuite, as well as specialized solutions for industries such as health, consumer, financial services, and construction, further extending its reach and utility.

Ananya Rao
Ananya Raohttps://blogs.edgentiq.com
Ananya Rao is a tech journalist with a passion for dissecting the fast-moving world of Generative AI. With a background in computer science and a sharp editorial eye, she connects the dots between policy, innovation, and business. Ananya excels in real-time reporting and specializes in uncovering how startups and enterprises in India are navigating the GenAI boom. She brings urgency and clarity to every breaking news piece she writes. You can reach her out at: [email protected]

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