Enterprises across Asia Pacific are moving beyond basic cloud migration to deep modernization of mission-critical systems by deploying Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Fusion Applications. According to ISG’s 2025 Provider Lens report, 29 regional service providers supporting BFSI, manufacturing, healthcare, retail and public-sector clients are now embedding generative AI and agentic automation into finance, HR, supply-chain and CX workflows. Sovereign cloud deployments in Australia, Singapore and India are expanding rapidly, ensuring data residency compliance while maintaining cloud scalability. Hybrid and multicloud architectures have become standard among large enterprises for workload portability, unified observability and cross-cloud data pipelines, reducing platform lock-in and balancing performance, risk management and cost governance.

Oracle reports an 817% year-over-year increase in multicloud database consumption, reflecting rapid enterprise adoption of its Autonomous Database services on third-party clouds. To capitalize on this momentum, Oracle has launched partner-focused programs offering migration credits and AI-ready infrastructure bundles, which have already enrolled over 1,200 global customers. Internal forecasts anticipate that these initiatives will account for more than one-third of new cloud bookings by fiscal year end. Executives emphasize that deep integration of OCI with hyperscale platforms is a key differentiator in attracting large enterprise deals and sustaining long-term consumption growth.

In Brazil, Oracle has established OCI data centers in São Paulo and Vinhedo and opened an Oracle Innovation Lab in São Paulo to accelerate AI solution development. ISG’s Brazil Provider Lens report highlights successful AI use cases such as Biofy’s bacterial infection diagnosis platform, which uses genetic sequencing and vector search to reduce identification time from days to hours. The local ecosystem includes 32 evaluated providers, with six—Accenture, Deloitte, EBS-IT, Ninecon, V8.Tech and Wipro—named Leaders across all quadrants. Enterprises are increasingly demanding service-level commitments, modular cloud services and guaranteed portability to prevent vendor lock-in when negotiating AI pilot projects.