By Editor , 30 October 2026
Oracle: AI Now Writes 70% of Its Code, Adds Google TPUs to OCI

Las Vegas – October 29, 2026 -- More than 70% of Oracle's code is now written by AI, CEO Clay Magouyrk told attendees on Day 2 of Oracle AI World 2026, as the company paired the disclosure with security, chip and application announcements.

By Editor , 30 October 2026
Oracle Targets $225B FY30 Revenue, Caps New Capital Raises at $20B

AUSTIN – October 29, 2026 -- Oracle set a fiscal 2030 target of $225 billion or more in total revenue, a compound annual growth rate above 35% from FY26, and committed to limiting new capital market funding to $20 billion through FY30. Co-CEOs Clay Magouryk and Mike Sicilia and CFO Hilary Maxson presented the updated medium-term guidance at the company's Investor Day in Las Vegas.

By Editor , 28 October 2026
Snowflake and Oracle Plan Native First-Party Snowflake on OCI

Global – October 28, 2026 -- Snowflake and Oracle plan to offer Snowflake's AI Data Cloud as a native, first-party service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), with customers buying and being billed directly through Oracle. The companies describe the offering as planned, not committed, and no launch date has been given.

Snowflake on OCI would bring AI, analytics, data engineering, transactions, applications and collaboration workloads closer to enterprise data held in Oracle databases, Oracle applications and OCI services.

By Editor , 28 October 2026
Oracle Acceleron Adds NVMe Options With Up to 3x Performance

Las Vegas – October 28, 2026 -- Oracle said new NVMe block-storage attachment options across Oracle Acceleron bare metal and VM shapes improve performance by up to 3x, as it expanded its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) networking suite for AI workloads at Oracle AI World.

By Editor , 28 October 2026
Oracle Adds AI-Built Ontologies and Agent Governance to AI Platform

LAS VEGAS – October 27, 2026 -- Oracle will roll out AI-generated business ontologies, a semantic reasoning engine and an AI agent registry within the next 12 months as part of its AI Data Platform, and has launched a services offering to move enterprise AI projects into production. The company announced the moves at Oracle AI World.

By Editor , 28 October 2026
Oracle Launches Fusion Claw AI Agent That Cut Shipping Costs $58,000

Las Vegas – October 27, 2026 -- Oracle introduced three Fusion AI capabilities at Oracle AI World 2026, and a live demo of one of them, Fusion Claw, reworked a shipping plan to lift truck fill rates to 88% from 61% and save $58,000. All three capabilities, announced during the October 26 keynote, are available to customers now.

By Editor , 28 October 2026
Oracle Extends Fusion Claw to 25 of 75 Agentic Apps

Las Vegas – October 27, 2026 -- Oracle says 25 of its 75 packaged agentic applications for Fusion are now Claw-enabled. Claw is a governed runtime that executes analyst-grade work in finance, supply chain and workforce planning and commits results to Fusion within business-set limits. Oracle announced the expansion at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas on October 26, 2026, and says all of it is available in the current Fusion release.

By Editor , 27 October 2026
AI Agent Counts Mislead as Workflows Handle Routine Enterprise Tasks

Global – October 27, 2026 -- An enterprise running 9,000 AI agents can still miss measurable business outcomes if those agents handle tasks that structured workflows could run more efficiently, according to AppsTek Corp, which builds enterprise AI on Oracle platforms.

By Editor , 27 October 2026
Oracle AI Database Migration Turns Into an Architecture Decision

Global – October 27, 2026 -- Oracle AI Database can now run across five environments: OCI, AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and supported on-premises setups. It can also run on Oracle-managed infrastructure inside the customer data center. Migration is therefore an architecture decision before it is a data-movement exercise, according to guidance from Oracle services provider AppsTek.

By Editor , 19 October 2026
Egan-Jones: Bipartisan Backing Sustains AI Buildout Despite Backlash

NEW YORK – October 19, 2026 -- The four largest hyperscalers plan more than $700 billion of capital spending this year, and Egan-Jones Ratings expects mainstream support from both US parties to keep the AI buildout going despite public opposition to local data centers.