EPAM Expands Collaboration with Oracle to Advance AI Cloud Adoption

Oct 14, 2025
EPAM Systems has expanded its collaboration with Oracle to help enterprises integrate Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and AI services into their multi-cloud strategies, focusing on scalability and efficiency across industries.

EPAM Systems has expanded its collaboration with Oracle Corporation to help enterprises integrate Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and AI services into their multi-cloud strategies, announced in a press release. The partnership aims to enhance cloud scalability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness for sectors including healthcare, life sciences, financial services, and insurance.

EPAM brings over 1,100 global Oracle certifications covering areas such as OCI Data Management, Integration, Migration, Security, and Oracle Database to Oracle Cloud. The company said this expansion builds on years of joint work with Oracle and leverages its engineering expertise to deliver AI-driven cloud solutions.

According to Oracle, the collaboration will make it easier for joint customers to deploy cloud and AI services that streamline operations and enable data-driven decision-making. EPAM plans to continue investing in AI-native engineering to help organizations realize value from OCI within their multi-cloud environments.

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