Veritone, a leader in building enterprise AI and data solutions, announced that it has signed a multi-year agreement with Oracle to migrate Veritone AI solutions to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). By adopting OCI as a preferred cloud and infrastructure provider, Veritone will enhance the scalability, security, and performance of its AI offerings, including its aiWARE platform, Veritone Data Refinery (VDR) and Veritone Data Marketplace (VDM).

As the demand for scalable, secure, and sovereign AI infrastructure continues to grow, Veritone plans to use OCI’s high-performance AI infrastructure to power its aiWARE platform. In addition, Veritone will leverage OCI’s distributed cloud – spanning the edge, a customer’s datacenter, multi-cloud environments, and the public cloud – to help meet security and data residency requirements.

“Through this partnership with Oracle, we are strengthening our leadership in managing unstructured data and complex, multi-model AI workflows while reinforcing our commitment to delivering robust, dynamic AI solutions,” said Ryan Steelberg, President and Chief Executive Officer of Veritone. “By migrating and expanding some of our most critical workloads to OCI, we expect to further support our commercial and public sector customers with the performance, security, and scalability they require to stay ahead in an AI-driven world and further scale VDR.”

Supporting Veritone Customers Across Key Industries

With this partnership, Veritone will be able to expand its services and grow its business across three core areas:

Commercial (Media, Sports, Entertainment, and News): Veritone plans to use OCI’s low-latency networking and high-performance storage to enhance the performance and scale of its Digital Media Hub (DMH) and content licensing services. Together, Veritone and Oracle enable media partners like NCAA, CBS News, Augusta National, and ESPN to more intelligently search, manage, and monetise their archives while unlocking richer audience insights and more effective content personalisation.

Public Sector: Veritone plans to deploy its AI-powered Intelligent Digital Evidence Management System (iDEMS) on OCI in environments designed to support U.S. government and public sector requirements, including CJIS and FedRAMP-authorised environments. This is intended to help agencies modernise data and investigative workflows with a secure, compliant, and resilient environment.

AI Data Economy: Veritone will continue to expand its data services through VDR and VDM. VDR, with a rapidly expanding demand pipeline, will leverage OCI to accelerate and cost-efficiently transform and tokenise raw, unstructured data, including audio and video, into high-quality training datasets. VDM will leverage OCI to further expand the volume of premium data available to the world’s leading AI developers.

“Veritone has built strong capabilities in AI, especially in managing unstructured data and supporting complex media workflows,” said Chris Gandolfo, executive vice president, North America OCI Sales & Engineering, Oracle. “By working together, we are helping organisations—particularly in regulated and data-intensive industries—deploy and scale AI initiatives with security, performance, and control.”