Actionable insights from
Oracle AI World 2026
From agents that assist to applications that act. At Oracle AI World 2026, Oracle introduced 75 new agentic apps - 25 of which are Fusion Claw-enabled with built-in trust and governance, and a $1B partner investment, while customers like Spectrum, Burger King, Lexington Health and Liberty Energy shared the results they’re already seeing....
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Oracle is betting that AI’s profits go to whoever owns the record that agents act on, and now its applications must prove what its cloud, growing 121%, already has.
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NetSuite is betting that within two years your team will do its ERP work in Claude, ChatGPT or a dashboard that builds itself, and that whoever owns the trusted data underneath will win.
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Timely updates from Chris Leone, EVP, Oracle Applications & AI, and Julia Robin, Head of Infrastructure Planning and Sourcing, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Fusion’s agents now do the work inside the ledger, and OCI more than doubled its revenue last quarter to build the capacity those agents run on.
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On the ground at SuiteWorld 2026, NetSuite’s Craig Sullivan joins the Enterprise Edge to talk about what’s actually changed in a year of accelerating AI: from “always be closing” finance teams to 45+ out-of-the-box Suite Skills that work with whichever AI you already use.
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Oracle's Rondy Ng explains why agentic apps mean running an operation itself instead of handing out more tools, and why the governance around that matters.
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At Oracle AI World, Grupo Bimbo asked the question: “Is there an undo button? Because it’s going to be my team that’s got to go clean it up.” Stream this episode to hear how Oracle answered, and why DHL won’t let any agent run unsupervised until it proves 95% accuracy.
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Live from Oracle AI World 2026 in Las Vegas, Mark Vigoroso sits down with Kaushal Kurapati to unpack Fusion Claw, the agentic platform that uses LLMs to plan the work and deterministic execution to carry it out. We cover the “autonomy dial,” outcome receipts, consumption-based pricing, and why the bottleneck for enterprise AI is now the customer’s ability to absorb it.
Until next year!
