Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is a next-generation cloud platform designed to run any application faster and more securely at lower cost. It spans 50 interconnected cloud regions globally, each offering a consistent set of over 200 services with uniform low pricing. Unlike other providers, Oracle provides direct interconnections with Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, along with a full suite of cloud applications, emphasizing multicloud flexibility and cost predictability.
The next-generation cloud designed to run any application, faster and more securely, for less.
A distributed cloud that can be wherever you need it, delivering complete cloud services around the world, across clouds, or in your data center.
Make multiple clouds work as one, offering direct database integration with Microsoft Azure as well as high performance interconnection.
Oracle and Cloudflare have published architectural patterns for securing private OCI Object Storage buckets using Cloudflare Workers or OCI API Gateway. These configurations enable streaming providers to utilize Cloudflare's edge network for content delivery while maintaining private bucket access and leveraging Bandwidth Alliance zero-egress pricing.
Oracle has released a technical guide detailing the deployment of the open-source LiveKit Agents framework on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The architecture leverages WebRTC and SIP bridging to enable real-time, outbound voice AI agents within private OCI subnets.
Lawrence J. Ellison
Chairman of the Board & Chief Technology Officer
Oracle has released an eight-layer architectural framework for deploying sovereign AI, designed to help organizations maintain data residency and operational control. The strategy integrates OCI Dedicated Region and Enterprise AI to manage infrastructure, model supply chains, and agent orchestration within secure, customer-controlled boundaries.
Oracle is demonstrating its Oracle Video Edge (OVE) technology at IBC2026, showcasing a federated architecture that coordinates Media over QUIC (MOQ) relays across OCI, CDNs, and ISP networks. The demonstrations feature collaborations with partners including Broadpeak, BT, Cloudflare, and others to highlight interoperability in distributed live streaming delivery.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provides a technical guide for optimizing Kubernetes costs on Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE) by integrating KEDA for event-driven pod scaling and the OCI Cluster Autoscaler for node management. The architecture enables non-production workloads to scale to zero during idle periods, reducing compute consumption and infrastructure costs.
Uplynk and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure have announced a partnership to provide a unified hybrid cloud architecture for media companies. The integration allows broadcasters to manage live and VOD workflows via a single control plane, supported by Uplynk's StreamOps managed services.
Oracle is expanding its Oracle Video Edge architecture by allowing relay services to be deployed outside of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure across CDN and ISP partner networks. The distributed system leverages the Media Over QUIC protocol to coordinate delivery across multiple organizations to improve resiliency and reduce latency for live streaming.
Oracle announced four new Fusion Agentic Applications for its supply chain suite, saying they use coordinated AI agents to improve inventory visibility, reduce supplier and operational disruption, and boost manufacturing efficiency.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure release notes were updated with a June 25, 2026 release date, indicating recent OCI service changes and updates.
