Releases

Oracle made its managed generative-AI service generally available with Cohere and Meta Llama models.

Oracle began embedding generative-AI capabilities into Fusion Cloud application workflows.

Oracle introduced large RDMA-connected NVIDIA GPU clusters for distributed model training.

Oracle announced a voice-first generative-AI assistant for clinical documentation and workflows.

Oracle announced a managed generative-AI service developed with Cohere for enterprise use cases.

Oracle expanded bare-metal GPU instances and high-performance networking for large AI training workloads.

The Cerner acquisition became the foundation for Oracle Health's clinical and data-intelligence AI portfolio.

Oracle completed its acquisition of Cerner to create a major health technology and clinical-data business.

Oracle released managed time-series forecasting for business and operational signals.

Oracle released managed multivariate time-series anomaly detection.

Oracle released managed image analysis, object detection and custom vision models.

Oracle released a managed natural-language processing API for classification, entity extraction and sentiment.

Oracle released managed automatic speech recognition and transcription.

Oracle introduced a portfolio of managed AI APIs spanning language, speech, vision, anomaly detection and forecasting.

Oracle launched a managed collaborative environment for building, training and deploying machine-learning models.

Oracle launched a multi-skill enterprise digital assistant using natural-language understanding and machine learning.

Oracle released the first Autonomous Database cloud service, powered by machine-learning automation.

Oracle unveiled a self-driving database cloud using machine learning for tuning, patching, security and operations.

Oracle introduced the infrastructure platform that became OCI, later forming the base for its managed AI services and GPU cloud.

Larry Ellison, Bob Miner and Ed Oates founded the company later renamed Oracle Corporation.