Oracle commits $1 billion to partner ecosystem over four years
Oracle announced a $1 billion, four‑year investment in its partner ecosystem at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas on October 23, 2026. The funding will expand Oracle PartnerNetwork benefits, adding resources for training, certification, technical enablement, development and testing environments, cloud migration assistance, and go‑to‑market collaboration through the Oracle Marketplace.
Key points
- Oracle pledged $1 billion for partner ecosystem over four years, announced at Oracle AI World.
- Investment adds development environments, training, cloud migration funding, and Marketplace incentives for partners.
- Marketplace now supports higher Universal Credit use, Private Offers and expands to India, Japan, US, Spain, Brazil.
The program is organized into four areas: building differentiated offerings with development tools and AI agents; selling and growing with Oracle via marketing support and Marketplace incentives; delivering with confidence through migration resources and advisory services; and driving ongoing customer success using tools like the Oracle AI Success Navigator. Marketplace enhancements include higher use of Universal Credits, Private Offers for ISVs, metered billing, and Multi‑Party Private Offers, with new availability in India, Japan, the United States, Spain and Brazil, and further EU rollout planned by the end of 2026.
Oracle Unveils Four-Year Partner Ecosystem Investment at AI World
Unite.AI · 23 October 2026
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