Oracle Sets 12-Month U.S. Rollout Goal for Its Industry AI Studio
Customers and partners will be able to build agents that use existing Oracle application data and coordinate work across its business software.

Oracle plans to bring an AI agent platform for industry-specific workflows to U.S. customers within 12 months, giving businesses tools to coordinate tasks across its cloud applications.
The company unveiled the offering Oct. 21 as an extension of Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications. Customers and partners will have low-code and no-code options to create, test, coordinate and manage agents through natural-language prompts and visual workflow tools. The agents can use existing data, tools and processes in Oracle’s business software.
Agents could handle multistep work spanning Oracle Industry Applications and Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. The platform includes controls for data and application access, along with features to test agent behavior and monitor use.
Oracle cited payments, affordability, analysis and customer preferences as areas financial-services clients could customize. It also described potential applications in construction and retail, and listed utilities as a supported sector.
“AI agents create value when they can work within the processes, data, and controls that define how an industry operates,” said Simon de Montfort Walker, Oracle’s executive vice president of Industry Applications.
After the planned U.S. release, Oracle intends to expand availability to other supported Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Enterprise AI regions.