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    AI News·7 Sept 2026·via Gadget

    Gemini in Oracle means more brains, more bots

    Oracle and Google Cloud announced on September 8, 2026, that Google’s Gemini models will be integrated into Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications. This partnership expands existing Gemini access for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Enterprise AI customers. The Gemini models, including Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite and Gemini 3.5 Flash, will be available for building AI agents, automating workflows, and handling complex reasoning tasks within Oracle’s Fusion Applications and NetSuite platforms. Oracle AI Agent Studio also supports models from other providers, offering customers flexibility in their AI development choices.

    Nexa's Summary

    The integration of Google’s Gemini models into Oracle’s enterprise applications, specifically Fusion Applications and NetSuite, provides more advanced AI capabilities for businesses in Asia. This move by Oracle, a significant player in enterprise software across the region, allows customers to use Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite for high-efficiency tasks and Gemini 3.5 Flash for complex reasoning directly within their core business workflows. For Asian enterprises, this means a more direct path to AI-driven automation and decision-making without needing to manage separate AI infrastructure. While the partnership offers greater model choice and embedded AI features, the key watch point for Asian companies will be the actual price-performance for specific use cases. Oracle plans to tap into Gemini where it delivers optimal value, but businesses should evaluate if this integration truly optimizes costs and efficiency compared to existing or alternative AI solutions. The ability to integrate Gemini into governed workflows and transactions within Oracle Fusion Applications could accelerate AI adoption in sectors like finance and manufacturing across Asia, provided the implementation is seamless and cost-effective.

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