Oracle Cloud to offer Google's TPU chips, adds announcements with Cerebras, NVIDIA and Snowflake

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The lead story in this digest is that Oracle and Google Cloud announced that Google's Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) will be available through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). According to the text, this is the first time Google's TPUs have been offered on a hyperscale cloud platform other than Google's own.

The article covers other Oracle announcements with partners. Oracle and Cerebras Systems plan to offer Cerebras' fast inference on OCI, aimed at AI labs, enterprises and developers building interactive applications. Oracle and NVIDIA announced plans to expand OCI Superclusters with NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 systems to multi-gigawatt scale, as well as the general availability of NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 and NVIDIA Vera CPUs on OCI. Finally, Oracle and Snowflake announced that Snowflake AI Data Cloud will be available as a native first-party service on OCI.

On the software side, Oracle unveiled new capabilities in Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence (insights closer to workflows and natural-language questions), in Oracle Autonomous AI Lakehouse (business context, multidimensional simulations, data governance and working with real-time operational data alongside Apache Iceberg tables without unnecessary data movement) and in Oracle AI Data Platform (a shared understanding of entities, relationships, policies and workflows for AI agents).

The weekly roundup also includes a news-in-brief section, clearly dominated by AI agents and the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Adeptia launched Automate 5.3, with natural-language data mapping. Airbyte added an MCP server for chatting with data and monitoring pipelines from assistants such as Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT. Articul8 introduced Bivia, a multimodal decision model offered via API. Ataccama introduced "headless" master data management in Ataccama ONE MDM 17.2. CIQ unveiled CIQ Stratum Kubernetes Engine. Dataiku announced Dataiku Headless. EnterpriseDB previewed horizontal scaling of EDB Postgres Distributed through sharding. Island launched an enterprise browser for agents. Jedify unveiled Jedify Data Agents. New Relic announced integrations with GitHub Copilot. Percona announced the general availability of PMM High Availability. Prophecy unveiled Prophecy DataGPT. Solace announced new features in its fall 2026 release. Storyblok unveiled Storyblok Strata, built on vector databases. Veraify added token management to control AI consumption and cost, including "Shadow AI". Virtana unveiled Agentic Observability Enterprise Management.

It is worth noting that much of the above consists of the companies' own announcements, as reproduced by the newsletter, without independent verification or specific pricing or availability dates in the text received.