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Oracle and Snowflake announced at Oracle AI World that Snowflake AI Data Cloud will be available on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) as a native first-party service. Customers can purchase and provision it directly through Oracle and settle payments via Oracle Universal Credits. The service is still planned and not yet available. According to the announced plan, the service will support native connectivity from data sources such as Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, NetSuite, Oracle Autonomous AI Database, MySQL HeatWave, and Oracle NoSQL Database, reducing cross-cloud data movement and egress costs.
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Oracle Expands AI Compute Options: Adds NVIDIA, Google TPU and Cerebras
At the Oracle AI World conference, Oracle announced the expansion of AI compute on its cloud platform, adding NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 systems and Vera CPUs, and plans to offer Google TPU and Cerebras inference technology on OCI starting in 2027. Oracle will also partner with Intel to launch OCI X14 based on Diamond Rapids, and expand AMD EPYC Venice instances and SambaNova SN50 inference systems. In addition, Oracle and OpenAI are expanding their collaboration to connect Oracle applications and enterprise data to ChatGPT, and plan to deploy the Jalapeño inference accelerator jointly developed by OpenAI and Broadcom.
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Oracle will offer Snowflake AI Data Cloud as a first-party service on OCI
Oracle and Snowflake announced at Oracle AI World that Snowflake AI Data Cloud will arrive on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) as a native first-party service, allowing customers to purchase, provision, and pay for it through Oracle Universal Credits directly via Oracle. The service is still planned and not yet available; it will support native connectivity from data sources such as Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, NetSuite, Oracle Autonomous AI Database, MySQL HeatWave, and Oracle NoSQL Database, reducing cross-cloud data movement and egress costs.