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Oracle is going all-in on artificial intelligence with an open approach that includes third-party LLM support and legacy system compatibility. However, industry analysts suggest many enterprises lack the data maturity needed for immediate AI agent deployment success.
Oracle Corporation has positioned artificial intelligence as the central focus of its enterprise strategy, according to reports from the company’s AI World conference in Las Vegas. Industry analysts observing the event noted that the database giant is taking an “all-in” approach to AI across its cloud infrastructure, applications, and data analytics offerings. Balaji Abbabatulla, Gartner vice president and analyst, stated that “AI changes everything, and that definitely holds true for Oracle,” indicating the company’s significant strategic shift.
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Senate Democrats have blocked a Republican-backed military spending bill, demanding comprehensive funding that includes healthcare and housing programs. The government shutdown enters its 16th day as partisan disagreements continue.
According to reports from Washington, Senate Democrats have blocked a $852 billion Defense Department appropriations bill that would have funded the Pentagon for a full year. The vote tally of 50-44 fell short of the 60 votes needed to advance the measure in the United States Senate, with the vote largely splitting along party lines.