Oracle Corporation

Oracle Corporation is a cloud technology company that develops database software, cloud infrastructure and AI-powered enterprise applications. Founded in 1977 in Santa Clara, California, by three engineers - Larry Ellison, Bob Miner and Ed Oates - in a 900-square-foot office, it has spent more than four decades in operation and now reports annual revenue of $57 billion, 162,000 employees and customers in 97 countries.

The company's technical work spans relational databases, autonomous database, cloud infrastructure, AI-powered cloud applications and enterprise software, alongside stewardship of the Java platform. Its principal products are Oracle Database, which includes what it describes as the world's first autonomous database; Oracle Cloud Infrastructure; and a suite of AI-powered cloud applications that it describes as the industry's broadest.

Oracle operates in industries including healthcare, financial services, government and database and enterprise technology. Its stated mission is to help people see data in new ways, discover insights and unlock possibilities, and its culture traces a continuous line from early relational database work through autonomous database and AI cloud applications.