Multi-vendor AI infrastructure under one roof
At Oracle AI World 2026, Oracle introduced the next decade of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) built on large-scale deployments of accelerators from multiple vendors. The company aims to support both core business workloads and frontier-scale AI compute.
The hardware lineup
According to the announcement, OCI will deploy NVIDIA Vera Rubin, AMD's 6th Gen EPYC processors and MI455X accelerators, and Intel Diamond Rapids. Solutions from Google, Cerebras, SambaNova and Broadcom are also part of the mix, letting Oracle offer multiple chip architectures without tying customers to a single supplier.
The Acceleron fabric
To connect this diversity, Oracle highlights Acceleron, a high-performance fabric designed to link its cloud infrastructure as compute scales across many accelerators.
More than 200 services
OCI now spans more than 200 cloud services, including large-scale AI, according to the company. The expansion fits Oracle's push to position its cloud as a single platform from core business apps to frontier AI projects.
