Global Partners Commit Over USD 1.5 Billion Investment in Oracle's New AI Data Platform

Oracle has revealed that its new AI Data Platform has attracted a significant investment of over USD 1.5 billion from major global system integrators and partners. This investment focuses on training and developing use cases and solutions. Oracle has been collaborating with several global partners to prepare them for the platform's launch.

Among the prominent partners are Infosys, LTIMindtree, Cognizant, Accenture, and KPMG. "We've been working with a number of our global partners to get them ready for the AI Data Platform launch. I am happy to note that some of these global partners have committed to over USD 1.5 billion towards comprehensive training and development of industry use cases and solutions," stated TK Anand, Executive Vice President, Oracle Healthcare and Analytics.

Investment in Training and Development

Oracle's announcement highlighted that the investments include extensive training for more than 8,000 practitioners and the creation of over 100 industry-specific use cases. This initiative aims to enhance the capabilities of Oracle's AI Data Platform through strategic partnerships.

At the Oracle AI World event, which serves as the company's annual showcase, Anand shared a video presentation. The video showcased the efforts of partners like Infosys and LTIMindtree in utilizing the Oracle AI Data Platform.

Infosys' Strategic Focus

Dinesh Rao, Executive Vice President and Chief Delivery Officer at Infosys, emphasized that Oracle's AI Data Platform is a key strategic focus for their investments, talent development, and growth. Infosys invested over USD 140 million in research and development during FY25. Rao mentioned plans for substantial investments in Oracle AI Data Platform capabilities in the coming years.

Infosys is developing various industry use cases leveraging generative or agentic AI. These use cases will be integrated into Infosys' Topaz AI-first offering, according to Rao.

Commitments from LTIMindtree and KPMG

LTIMindtree is committing over USD 200 million to advance its journey with the Oracle AI Data Platform. Meanwhile, KPMG plans to invest USD 200 million over three to five years. This investment includes training 1,600 employees globally in Oracle's AI Data Platform.

The collective efforts of these partners underscore the strategic importance of Oracle's AI Data Platform in driving innovation across industries. The platform aims to provide comprehensive solutions tailored to specific industry needs through collaborative investments.

With inputs from PTI