Oracle expands Google Cloud partnership with natural language database agent - SiliconANGLE

by Paul Gillin

Oracle Corp. is extending its partnership with Google LLC’s Cloud to simplify how enterprise users interact with data, introducing a new natural-language interface for queries directly against Oracle databases.

The company today announced the Oracle AI Database Agent for Gemini Enterprise, a tool that allows users to ask questions of enterprise data without writing SQL or understanding underlying schemas. The agent will be available through Google Cloud Marketplace for customers running the Oracle Autonomous AI Database on Google Cloud.

The offering builds on Oracle’s AI Database@Google Cloud service, which deliver Oracle database services, including Exadata and the Oracle Autonomous AI Database, from Google Cloud data centers. The service is currently available in 15 regions, with expansion planned.

The new agent is intended to address a bottleneck in enterprise analytics caused by the need for technical teams to translate business questions into database queries.

Oracle expands Google Cloud partnership with natural language database agent - SiliconANGLE

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