Oracle Korea President Kim Seongha: "We Will Solve Enterprises' AI Scalability Challenges"

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"Oracle will provide a data platform that resolves the data silo issue faced by enterprises, where information is isolated in specific departments and prevents organizations from fully leveraging their data, and enables companies to utilize AI across all business operations."

At the "Oracle AI Summit 2026" held on the 3rd, Kim Seongha, President of Oracle Korea, is presenting Oracle Korea's business achievements and Oracle's latest AI strategy. Oracle Korea.

On the 3rd, at the annual "Oracle AI Summit 2026" held at Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Kim Seongha, President of Oracle Korea, pointed to Oracle's AI data platform as the solution to the AI scalability challenges that enterprises are facing. He said, "Oracle's AI data platform can solve the problem of data silos" and added, "We possess unique capabilities to help companies achieve their AI goals."

Oracle is currently focusing on AI strategies for enterprises in the Korean market. Kim said, "Oracle's AI agent strategy is combined with AI models from xAI, Google, Meta, Cohere, and OpenAI to provide services optimized for enterprise environments." He then emphasized that the cloud business, which is growing in the Korean market, has become the foundation for this strategy.

Kim explained, "Cloud consumption has more than doubled year-on-year, thanks to customer trust in the performance, stability, and cost efficiency of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)," and added, "This growth in the cloud segment forms the basis for us to play a leading role in the AI market." OCI is a service that helps enterprises connect applications and data sources and manage them in a centralized way.

At the 'Oracle AI Summit 2026' held on the 3rd, Lahiri Tirthankar, Senior Vice President of Mission-Critical Data and AI Engine at Oracle, introduced 'AI Strategy for Data Innovation'. Oracle Korea.

Tirthankar Lahiri, Senior Vice President of Oracle AI Engine, also presented an AI strategy for data innovation. The goal is to operate AI in an integrated manner within the data platform and to secure consistent AI insights across major data types and workloads.

Oracle is targeting the Korean market with Oracle AI Database 26 ai, which supports AI vector search across major data types. Launched in October last year, this service is centered on AI vector capabilities that search diverse data based on similarity in milliseconds (ms). In particular, this version is equipped with a vector indexer that accelerates vector search. It generates accurate answers through retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), which combines AI vector search results with large language models (LLMs).

Lahiri stressed, "We have focused on embedding AI, which has become a strategic imperative in enterprise data management, at the very core of the data platform."

Held under the theme "AI that Changes Everything," this event is a flagship conference where Oracle shares its expanded technology strategy centered on AI and data, along with success stories from domestic and global enterprises, and it was attended by more than 1,000 IT industry professionals.

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