Oracle

Oracle Corporation is one of the most durable and consequential technology companies in history — the organization that pioneered the relational database management system, built the enterprise software stack that the world's largest organizations have run their most critical operations on for four decades, and has reinvented itself in the cloud era to become one of the fastest-growing enterprise cloud platforms in the world. Founded in 1977 by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates, Oracle was built on the revolutionary insight that data could be organized according to the relational model proposed by IBM researcher Edgar Codd, and that organizations would pay significant premiums for software that managed their most important business data reliably, efficiently, and at scale. The Oracle Database — the flagship product that has defined the company for nearly five decades — remains the most widely deployed enterprise database system in the world, running the financial, supply chain, HR, and operational systems of virtually every major bank, manufacturer, government, and global enterprise. Oracle Autonomous Database, the self-driving database that applies machine learning to automate patching, tuning, scaling, and backup operations with zero human intervention, represents the company's most significant database innovation in a generation. Oracle E-Business Suite, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, and Siebel enterprise applications run the business processes of millions of organizations worldwide, making Oracle one of the most deeply embedded enterprise software vendors that has ever existed. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure represents the company's most important strategic investment in its next decade of growth — a second-generation cloud platform designed with a focus on the enterprise security, performance consistency, and global coverage that Oracle's existing customer base requires to migrate their most demanding workloads to the cloud. OCI's unique network architecture provides dedicated connectivity within cloud regions that eliminates the noisy-neighbor performance variability of shared networks, a capability that is particularly valued by enterprise customers running latency-sensitive applications. Oracle's AI infrastructure ambitions — backed by partnerships with NVIDIA for GPU cluster provisioning and with AI leaders for model deployment — position OCI as a serious contender for the enterprise AI infrastructure market. For organizations that have built their business on Oracle technology and are ready to modernize for the cloud and AI era, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is the most natural and most deeply integrated migration path available.