Oracle integrates Snowflake AI Data Cloud into OCI as first-party service
Oracle and Snowflake announced at Oracle AI World on October 27, 2026, that Snowflake AI Data Cloud will run natively on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) as a first-party offering. Customers will purchase, provision, and bill the service directly through Oracle, using Oracle Universal Credits for simplified procurement. The move aims to accelerate enterprise AI initiatives by enabling seamless…
Key points
- Snowflake AI Data Cloud will run natively on OCI as a first-party Oracle service starting October 27, 2026
- Customers will buy, provision, and bill through Oracle using Oracle Universal Credits for simplified procurement
- Planned integrations include Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, NetSuite, and Oracle Autonomous AI Database for AI-driven insights
Snowflake CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy described the partnership as a way to turn Oracle data estates into AI-ready foundations with governance and security for scalable use. Oracle claims the integration reduces reliance on custom data pipelines by supporting native transfers from Oracle applications and databases. Snowflake’s executive vice president of product, Christian Kleinerman, noted the offering is planned but not yet available, emphasizing cross-cloud support and integration with existing Snowflake organizations. The partnership highlights use cases like healthcare claim analysis, manufacturing supply chain optimization, retail inventory management, and finance receivables tracking, though these remain illustrative examples pending launch.
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Oracle to Offer Snowflake AI Data Cloud as First-Party OCI Service
Unite.AI · 27 October 2026
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