Oracle, a US-based enterprise software and cloud infrastructure company, said on September 29 that it launched Oracle Fusion Claw.

The product is a governed agentic execution runtime for Oracle Fusion Agentic Applications, designed to automate complex business work.

“It’s for the more complex things that you want to solve, and solve it autonomously, solve it with deep research that might take several minutes to work on,” Kaushal Kurapati, group vice president of applications development at Oracle, told Tech in Asia.

Oracle said 25 new Claw-powered agentic applications are now available.

“A simple agent will do more point-specific tasks,” said Kurapati. “Here, it is coordinating over a much larger surface and solving more complex, deeper-research problems.”

That brings its total to 75 agentic applications across finance, human resources, supply chain, and sales.

Oracle said the software runs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and can use frontier models, including Google Gemini and OpenAI.

It also includes governance controls such as approval requirements and auditable records for each run.

“People will be doing less and less of the work and instead describe the outcome they want, the boundary conditions, the policies and perhaps the exceptions,” said Kurapati. “But they remain accountable for the work, even as the system does most of it.”

The release comes as Salesforce has framed data governance for agentic AI and positioned the “agentic enterprise” as a strategic theme, although the materials reviewed did not describe specific comparable controls.

🔗 Source: Oracle

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