Oracle partners with OpenAI on enterprise AI integration

Oracle and OpenAI have teamed up to integrate AI capabilities across Oracle's enterprise software and cloud infrastructure, as revealed in a press release. The collaboration introduces a range of products designed to incorporate OpenAI's models into Oracle's business operations. One such product is Oracle AI Workspace, which provides a unified interface that links OpenAI models with Oracle Fusion Applications, NetSuite, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

This system empowers employees to utilize ChatGPT plugins for accessing information and completing workflows while adhering to enterprise governance controls.

Another offering is Oracle AI Security Mesh, a managed service that leverages OpenAI's cyber models to assist organizations in detecting and resolving vulnerabilities within their applications and infrastructure, both in the cloud and on-premises. Oracle handles the testing infrastructure and operational safeguards, while customers outline the authorized testing areas.

Oracle App Composer allows users to develop enterprise applications utilizing Codex without requiring coding expertise. Oracle manages the deployment and operations on its cloud infrastructure, applying enterprise security controls throughout the process.

The partnership also includes the Oracle AI SMB Bundle, which offers small businesses $12,000 in annual cloud credits. The package encompasses ChatGPT Business, Oracle AI Workspace, Codex, Oracle App Composer, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services, and NetSuite QuickStart for managing various operational tasks like invoicing. It's important to note that the terms and conditions apply to this offering.

Clay Magouyrk, CEO of Oracle, expressed his excitement about the partnership, stating that OpenAI is transforming how enterprises address business challenges, from chat and coding to analytics and autonomous agents. Greg Brockman, president and co-founder of OpenAI, added that the collaboration will bring this opportunity to more companies, integrating frontier AI into everyday operations.

The announcement was made during Oracle AI World in Las Vegas, with Oracle reminding that statements about future plans are forward-looking and subject to risks and uncertainties, along with potential changes in development timing and pricing.