Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Cloud infrastructure, GPU clusters and Oracle Database services.
Overview
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, launched in 2016, is the infrastructure side of Oracle’s cloud. Oracle also sells its database as a service inside other providers' data centers.
Cloud infrastructure revenue reached $7.4 billion in Oracle’s fiscal first quarter of 2027, which ended August 31, 2026. That was 121% more than a year earlier. Total cloud revenue, which adds applications, was $11.6 billion. Oracle reported $664 billion in remaining performance obligations, up $209 billion in a year.
Reported figures
| Rank on this site | 4 of 10 |
|---|---|
| Cloud revenue, latest quarter | $7.4 billion Verdict |
| Growth from a year earlier | +121% Verdict |
| Quarter | Quarter ended Aug 31, 2026 |
| Reported line used | Cloud infrastructure (IaaS) |
| Total cloud revenue, same quarter | $11.6 billion, up 62% Verdict |
| Remaining performance obligations | $664 billion Verdict |
| Parent company | Oracle Corporation |
| Stock listing | NYSE: ORCL |
| Launched | 2016 |
Where it sits in the ranking
Oracle is number 4 of 10 in the ranking by cloud revenue. Total cloud revenue with applications was $11.6 billion. The company above it is Google Cloud with $30.7 billion. The company below it is Alibaba Cloud with $7.14 billion.
What it sells
- OCI Compute, including GPU clusters
- Autonomous Database
- Exadata Database Service
- Oracle Database inside AWS, Azure and Google Cloud
Official site: oracle.com/cloud. Background: Wikipedia.
Sources
- Verdict. Oracle Q1 FY27 results. September 11, 2026.