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Oracle Corporation’s (ORCL) stock edged up to $300.48, gaining 0.49% after early gains and a midday dip from its $310 peak.

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The uptick followed announcements at Oracle AI World, where the firm unveiled new AI agents and key cloud integrations. These updates signal a continued expansion of Oracle’s enterprise offerings across manufacturing, finance, and operations.

AI Enhancements Boost Fusion Cloud SCM Performance

Oracle introduced AI agents for Fusion Cloud Supply Chain and Manufacturing to optimize planning, inventory, procurement, and logistics operations. The tools help teams automate tasks, improve decision-making speed, and enhance end-to-end visibility across supply chains. Running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, these agents are embedded into applications at no added cost.

Teams can build custom agents using the new AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications, streamlining deployment across enterprise systems. The AI agents assist supply chain planners in analyzing complex data and executing tasks like quote intake and order compliance. These features aim to reduce delays, errors, and operational friction throughout the chain.

The enhancements reflect Oracle’s broader strategy to deliver practical AI solutions integrated directly into existing business systems. With these agents embedded across applications, Oracle enables faster adoption of automated workflows without disrupting core operations. As a result, enterprise teams can focus more on outcomes and less on process bottlenecks.

Microsoft Partnership Enhances IoT and SCM Integration

Oracle also announced a collaboration with Microsoft (MSFT) to create an integration blueprint that links Azure IoT Operations with Oracle Cloud SCM. This connection captures real-time factory data and feeds it directly into enterprise workflows for smarter, faster decision-making. It allows manufacturers to respond instantly to production events and shop-floor changes.

The integration features new capabilities, including automated business events and secure real-time data streams. These enable manufacturers to act on data from factory sensors by triggering updates, such as quality checks and maintenance tasks. Oracle and Microsoft provide reference architectures to simplify deployment and reduce technical barriers.

This partnership strengthens Oracle’s Smart Operations approach by blending real-time intelligence with cloud-based supply chain control. Manufacturers benefit from reduced downtime, increased responsiveness, and improved operational accuracy. The integration aims to help companies stay ahead of changing demands and real-time challenges.

Expanded Cloud and Application Portfolio Drives Growth

Oracle continues to enhance its Fusion Cloud suite by adding AI capabilities to applications for finance, recruiting, and enterprise resource planning. New features include a Career Coach within the recruiting system and embedded AI in ERP and EPM modules. These updates enhance hiring decisions, streamline workflows, and offer more comprehensive operational insights.

Oracle introduced new cloud networking capabilities under its Acceleron suite to support scalable, secure infrastructure operations. This includes dedicated fabrics and host-level zero-trust packet routing to ensure safe, low-latency enterprise performance. These upgrades strengthen Oracle’s position in the competitive cloud infrastructure market.

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