Oracle launched Fusion Claw, an agentic execution runtime that brings its total AI-powered applications to 75, including 25 new ones. The enterprise software giant unveiled the platform at an event in Austin, Texas. The system integrates third-party AI models like Google Gemini and OpenAI for reasoning while relying on deterministic enterprise computation for execution. Oracle shares rose 4.2% following the announcement. General availability is expected in October 2026. Oracle also announced a partnership with NetApp for the OCI NetApp Storage Service, with general availability targeted within 12 months.
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