As generative AI gradually moves out of the demonstrator phase, Oracle intends to support organizations towards operational, measurable uses. At an event held at Roland-Garros, the publisher highlighted its strategy of unifying data and cloud platforms, illustrated by several industrial and public feedbacks. There was nothing innocuous about the setting. On December 11, Oracle invited its customers, partners and decision-makers to Roland-Garros for a highly symbolic event: comparing artificial intelligence to a tennis match, where victory depends as much on the mastery of data as on the quality of training and equipment. The message is clear: in the race for generative AI, technology alone is no longer enough. Architecture, security and governance are becoming decisive. The aim of the Paris meeting was to explain to a French audience the major announcements made a few weeks…
