Google Cloud said on the 3rd that it is expanding its partnership with Oracle and introducing Google's Gemini models into Oracle's enterprise application portfolio.
The two companies have already been offering the Gemini models through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Enterprise AI. With this expanded collaboration, Oracle will support the Gemini models in the "Oracle AI Agent Studio," and plans to apply Gemini to the AI features of Oracle Fusion Applications and NetSuite.
Oracle AI Agent Studio is an integrated platform that enables corporations to develop, consolidation, and operate AI automation and agent-based applications by leveraging Oracle, partners, and external AI agents. With the introduction of Gemini, Oracle customers and partners will have more AI model choices when developing Fusion-native agents and agentic applications, and they will be able to use multimodal capabilities.
The supported models include "Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite," which improves price-performance, and "Gemini 3.5 Flash," suited for complex reasoning and specialized tasks such as video and presentation creation. Oracle said it plans to apply the Gemini models to match the characteristics of each work scenario to boost the efficiency of AI use.
This collaboration goes beyond providing Gemini through existing OCI Enterprise AI and expands support to Oracle's core enterprise applications. The two companies said they plan to help corporate customers build AI agents across industries and accelerate development and data integration.
Chris Leone, executive vice president of Oracle Applications Development, said, "Flexibility to choose the AI model best suited to an organization's challenges is essential to maximizing business outcomes," adding, "By introducing Gemini into Oracle AI Agent Studio, we have expanded choice so customers and partners can freely build and scale AI agents that solve complex real-world problems."
Satish Thomas, vice president at Google Cloud, said, "Many corporations around the world use Google Cloud's full-stack AI to power their core workloads and AI agents," adding, "With expanded collaboration with Oracle, corporate customers will be able to more easily apply Gemini to their everyday applications and agent-based workflows, accelerating task automation and decision-making."