Oracle is fast-tracking its Asia-Pacific expansion through Singapore as it leans on artificial intelligence demand and says the city-state remains a key regional hub. [1]
The company is betting that its push into AI will outweigh recent reports of layoffs, even as it seeks to deepen its footprint across the region. [1]
Garrett Ilg, Oracle's executive vice-president for Japan and Asia-Pacific, said the company will keep backing Singapore's role in its regional network. “Our commitment and resourcing will continue to point to Singapore being an important hub for Oracle,” he said. [1]
Oracle also sees small and medium-sized enterprises across Asia as one of its main growth drivers, putting that customer base at the center of its regional plans. [1]
Singapore remains the focal point for Oracle's Asia-Pacific operations as the company speeds up its regional expansion plans through the island nation. [1]
