Oracle announced plans to obtain FedRAMP Class D certification for its AI Database services on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This certification will allow US government and public sector organizations to run regulated Oracle workloads securely on these cloud platforms using Oracle Exadata infrastructure. The move enables easier compliance with government security standards and supports modernization of mission-critical applications with AI integration. Oracle AI Database services will be available through cloud marketplaces, simplifying procurement and enhancing cloud investment benefits for government customers.
Oracle's stock price rose 4.39% to USD 131.60 as of Oct 28, 2026 02:41 WIB on Pluang, reflecting positive market sentiment around its AI database expansion. The company holds a market cap of $382.15 billion and shows a dividend yield of 1.59%. Meanwhile, Alphabet Inc, a major cloud services competitor, trades at USD 323.25 with a 2.04% gain on the same platform and time.
Oracle's stock rose 5% after announcing that Google's Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) will be available on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure starting next year, marking the first time Google chips are offered on a hyperscale cloud outside Google. Additional...
Oracle announced it is incorporating OpenAI's ChatGPT and Codex into its software applications to enhance database functionality and enterprise AI access. The company also revealed that its cloud infrastructure will support various AI hardware, inclu...
Oracle announced a major collaboration with OpenAI to integrate advanced AI models like ChatGPT and Codex into Oracle's applications, data, and cloud infrastructure. This partnership aims to transform enterprise operations by enabling AI-driven workf...
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) will be the first hyperscale cloud platform outside Google to offer Google's Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) starting in 2027. This partnership allows OCI customers to access Google's specialized AI hardware, designed...
Oracle introduced Oracle AI Security Mesh, powered by OpenAI, to enhance enterprise cybersecurity by quickly identifying and fixing vulnerabilities. This new tool complements Oracle's existing identity verification and zero trust network protections,...
