Oracle Launches Fusion Cloud AI Agent Execution Environment

Oracle has launched Fusion Cloud, an AI agent execution environment designed to automate enterprise tasks. The platform integrates with OCI-based Fusion Applications to automate ERP, finance, and supply chain tasks, according to digitaltoday.co.kr.

Fusion Cloud uses AI models from Google, OpenAI, and others, with more models planned for support. Oracle CEO Mike Sicilia said Fusion Cloud moves AI from a work assistant to an execution stage.

Gartner said Oracle is rebuilding its application foundation around agents rather than simply adding AI to existing systems. The analyst firm noted that processing large data volumes with LLMs can become prohibitively expensive, and Fusion Cloud avoids this by having agents make decisions once and delegating computation to a separate engine.

Fusion Cloud is only usable within Oracle products, while enterprises typically mix tools from Salesforce, Pega, UiPath, and LangChain. Forrester principal analyst Craig Le Clair said many trust issues must be resolved before agent systems can be entrusted with tasks. He added that platforms like Oracle are suitable for general tasks, but complex differentiated agents are better built with separate development tools or large cloud platforms.

In October 2025, The Register reported on Fusion Cloud.