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How Google Cloud and Oracle’s Gemini AI Will Transform Enterprise Applications in 2026

TechHow Google Cloud and Oracle's Gemini AI Will Transform Enterprise Applications in 2026

Google Cloud announced on Monday that it is expanding its partnership with Oracle Corporation and will support the Gemini model for Oracle Corporation’s enterprise application customers.

Previously, Oracle Corporation services integrated with the Gemini Enterprise Agent platform to offer Gemini through Oracle Corporation Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) enterprise artificial intelligence (AI).

This collaboration will extend Gemini model support to Oracle Corporation’s AI Agent Studio for Fusion applications, enhancing developer services by incorporating the Gemini model into enterprise apps.

Oracle Corporation’s AI Agent is a comprehensive platform that enables businesses to develop, connect, execute, and manage AI automation and agent-based applications using Oracle Corporation, partner, and external agent resources.

Oracle Corporation’s customers and partners can now utilize the efficient Gemini 3.1 Flash Light model for creating Fusion native agents and agentic apps, as well as Gemini 3.5 Flash for complex reasoning and specialized tasks.

Furthermore, Oracle Corporation will implement the Gemini model in AI use cases embedded within Fusion apps and NetSuite.

Chris Leone, Senior Vice President of Application Development at Oracle Corporation, stated that they’ve expanded options for the customers and partners to build and scale agents capable of tackling complex real-world challenges.

Satish Thomas, Vice President at Google Cloud, commented that many global companies are adopting Google Cloud’s full-stack AI for their core workflows and agents. This integration will allow enterprise customers to easily incorporate Gemini into their daily applications and agentic workflows, streamlining tasks and enhancing decision-making and performance outcomes.

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