Oracle has announced the launch of the world's first Zettascale cloud computing cluster. This cluster is equipped with up to 131,072 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, capable of delivering a peak performance of up to 2.4 ZettaFLOPS. This powerful AI infrastructure enables enterprises to process large-scale AI workloads with greater flexibility and sovereignty. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) integrates with NVIDIA's advanced GPU architecture.

Oracle deepens its partnership with Nvidia by integrating Nvidia L40S and H100 Tensor Core GPUs into its cloud infrastructure (OCI) to provide AI acceleration services. The L40S GPU serves as a general-purpose AI accelerator suitable for inference, small model training, and graphics-intensive applications. The addition of the H100 GPU offers more flexibility for businesses of various sizes to leverage AI capabilities. Oracle has also optimized it....

Tech giant Oracle recently announced the launch of HeatWave GenAI cloud service, an innovative product designed to offer comprehensive generative AI and machine learning solutions to enterprises. This service integrates multiple advanced features, including in-database large language models, enabling automated analysis at transaction and Lakehouse scale. The core advantage of HeatWave GenAI lies in its accessibility and ease of use. Enterprise customers can apply generative AI technology to thei

American tech giant Oracle predicted on Tuesday that it will achieve double-digit revenue growth by fiscal year 2025, exceeding analysts' expectations, driven by strong demand for its AI cloud services. Following the announcement, the company's stock rose 9% after hours. Oracle also announced partnerships with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, and Google Cloud to expand its own cloud infrastructure to clients.

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Oracle has announced the general availability of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's Generative AI service, along with new innovations that make it easier for enterprises to leverage generative AI. The OCI Generative AI service is a fully managed service, now featuring multilingual capabilities supporting over 100 languages. Oracle's AI focus is on addressing practical business use cases to achieve widespread adoption within enterprises.

Microsoft plans to transfer part of the machine learning models used by Bing Search to Oracle's GPU superclusters to meet the high demand for its AI services. The multi-year agreement aims to help Microsoft cope with the growth of its AI services. The collaboration between Microsoft and Oracle signifies that Microsoft requires more computing resources to handle the expansion of its AI services.

Oracle plans to use AMD's AI and HPC GPUs in its cloud services. IBM will utilize AMD Xilinx's FPGAs to address AI workloads. This marks the strengthening partnership between AMD and cloud service providers in the field of AI. AMD can showcase its technological strength, laying the foundation for future AI development. Collaborating with cloud service providers also helps AMD challenge NVIDIA's dominance in the AI market.

Oracle's stock fell nearly 5% after heavy investment in artificial intelligence due to the time required for AI commercialization. Oracle is integrating generative AI into its products and expanding data centers to support enterprise AI demands. Analysts believe Oracle's advantages in big data and computing will make it a long-term winner in AI. However, Oracle faces challenges with GPU supply shortages, is digesting the acquisition of healthcare records company Cerner, and is seeking organic growth. Analysts expect Oracle to ultimately benefit from generative AI, but it will take time to realize expectations.

Nvidia's DGX Cloud launches on the Oracle Cloud marketplace, providing customers access to powerful Graphics Processing Units. Nvidia's DGX Cloud platform, paired with AI enterprise software, allows access to over 100 AI frameworks and pretrained models. Nvidia's DGX Cloud AI can be accessed through the Oracle Cloud Marketplace.

At the annual health conference, Oracle unveiled a generative AI assistant aimed at improving workflows in the healthcare sector. This assistant offers multimodal support through voice and text commands, automating the management of medical records and enhancing patient care quality. Oracle plans to roll out this assistant fully within the next 12 months to streamline healthcare processes and provide additional services. The assistant will allow healthcare professionals to easily access information and enhance the self-service experience. This technology is expected to address healthcare institutions' trust issues regarding generative AI technology.

Oracle's Q1 revenue fell short of expectations, leading to a 9% drop in stock price. The company is accelerating the transition of Cerner to the cloud, which has slowed its revenue growth. Oracle is heavily promoting AI cloud contracts, having signed contracts worth over $4 billion.