Oracle Corporation, founded in 1977, builds database software, cloud infrastructure and AI-powered enterprise applications, including solutions for healthcare, financial services and government.
Oracle Corporation develops enterprise solutions for healthcare systems, alongside financial services and government, providing the software and cloud infrastructure that underpin clinical, administrative, and research data management. The company describes its cloud application portfolio as the industry's broadest suite of AI-powered cloud applications, and counts healthcare among the verticals its technology powers.
Founded in 1977 by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner and Ed Oates in a 900-square-foot office in Santa Clara, California, Oracle is a cloud technology company whose core business is database software, cloud infrastructure, and enterprise applications. Its technical domains include relational databases, autonomous database, cloud infrastructure, AI-powered enterprise applications, and enterprise software. Products comprise Autonomous Database, billed as the world's first autonomous database; Oracle Cloud Infrastructure; AI-powered cloud applications; and Java, which Oracle has stewarded since acquiring Sun Microsystems.
The company reports annual revenue of $57 billion and employs 162,000 people worldwide, serving customers in 97 countries. Operating for more than four decades, Oracle traces its mission to helping organisations see data in new ways, discover insights, and unlock possibilities.
