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Oracle Health has expanded its Clinical AI Agent to Canadian health organizations, following successful implementation in the US. The AI-powered assistant, which combines generative AI, voice recognition, and automation, has demonstrated a 30% reduction in daily documentation time for physicians. The solution is integrated with Oracle Health Foundation electronic health records and is available for over 40 medical specialties.

The system has already facilitated the creation of nearly a million notes and allows healthcare providers to access patient medical histories through voice commands. The AI agent streamlines workflow by generating draft notes within minutes and suggesting next steps for provider review at the point of care.

Chicago Public Schools (CPS), the fourth largest school district in the U.S., has selected Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Suite to modernize its operations. The district will implement Oracle's AI-powered cloud applications to manage finance, HR, and supply chain processes, replacing outdated on-premises systems.

The implementation includes Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) for finance process automation and Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM) for centralized HR operations. This transition aims to boost productivity, reduce costs, improve employee experience, and create a more efficient school district through advanced AI and automation features.

Oracle and seQure have announced the deployment of Ground-Truth cybersecurity service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Ground-Truth, previously only available on-premises, is now accessible across Oracle's distributed cloud network, including public, government, sovereign, and dedicated regions. The platform leverages quantum-inspired algorithms, AI, and machine learning to provide automated threat detection with remarkable capabilities: processing up to 20TB of data daily, operating 1000x faster than traditional methods, and reducing event alerts by 90%. The system achieves ultra-low false positive rates (9.9% for corporate networks, 3% for IoT/SCADA/OT systems) and can detect novel threats in under one second. This partnership enhances Oracle's defense ecosystem while helping customers maintain operational agility and address regulatory requirements.

Oracle Health Information Network, a subsidiary of Oracle Health (ORCL), has achieved candidate status as a Qualified Health Information Network (QHIN) under the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). The network will be built on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), offering enhanced scalability, security, and performance for healthcare data sharing.

If designated, the network will enable Oracle's customers to participate in a nationwide system for secure health information exchange between providers, payers, and government agencies. The platform aims to streamline data sharing, reduce complexity, and support advanced AI capabilities for improved healthcare decision-making and treatment optimization.

Oracle (ORCL) has been ranked #1 in Home Energy Management Systems (HEMS) by Guidehouse Research in their 2025 report. The company topped the leaderboard among 10 HEMS providers, recognized for its strategic execution, advanced solutions, and global utility service capabilities. With approximately 200 utility customers, Oracle maintains the largest user base in the HEMS market.

Since 2009, Oracle has delivered over 3 billion personalized communications, helping consumers save over 40 TWh of energy and more than $6.6 billion on energy bills. The company's success is attributed to its integrated technologies, predictive analytics, proactive alerting, load shifting, and rate engagement capabilities. Oracle has also achieved #1 rankings in Guidehouse Research's Digital Customer Engagement, Experience Analytics, AI Vendors for DER Integration, and Smart Meter Analytics reports.

Oracle announced new AI-powered capabilities for its Utilities Customer Platform, designed to transform utility call centers. The update includes call summarization and tagging features that will be available at no additional cost to Oracle Utilities Customer Cloud Service users. Gas South, serving nearly 500,000 customers across 14 states, is leading the implementation. The AI features include industry jargon recognition, PII protection, and noise filtering. Oracle estimates these innovations could help save 20-30% of customer operations spending, potentially resulting in up to $37 billion in savings across the industry from the current $124 billion annual spending. The platform will soon include AI-generated customer snapshots and full call transcripts to improve efficiency and service quality.

Oracle (ORCL) has launched two new cloud services for retail financial institutions: Oracle Banking Retail Lending Servicing Cloud Service and Oracle Banking Collections Cloud Service. These services aim to modernize lending operations and are immediately available.

The Retail Lending Servicing solution features a flexible core product engine that optimizes loan management and enables automated processes with real-time intelligence. The Collections service offers comprehensive collection lifecycle management with configurable workflows and automated processes to reduce delinquency rates.

According to IDC research, approximately 30% of retail banks globally are prioritizing lending product innovation in 2025. The cloud-native services can operate independently or integrate with existing systems, offering quick provisioning and reduced disaster-recovery times while running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Orange County, the sixth-largest U.S. county with over 3 million residents and a $9.5 billion annual budget, has selected Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Suite to modernize its finance and HR operations. The county is replacing its legacy on-premises systems with Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Enterprise Performance Management (EPM), and Human Capital Management (HCM) solutions.

The implementation, managed by Deloitte Consulting, will help Orange County automate financial processes, enhance workforce management for its 19,000+ employees, and improve operational efficiency across its 22 departments and agencies. The AI-powered cloud applications will enable better resource allocation, fiscal responsibility, and enhanced service delivery for the county's residents and 74 million annual visitors.

IBM and Oracle have expanded their partnership to advance AI and hybrid cloud capabilities. The collaboration includes making IBM's watsonx portfolio available on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Key announcements include: watsonx Orchestrate will be available on OCI in July to support multi-agent workflows, IBM's Granite family of AI models will be accessible through OCI Data Science, and IBM Envizi ESG Suite will launch on OCI starting in Saudi Arabia. Additionally, watsonx.ai is now certified to run on OCI. IBM Consulting is expanding its services to help customers implement AI agents across platforms and migrate workloads to Red Hat OpenShift on OCI.