Oracle is involved in the space industry through several avenues. Firstly, Oracle provides cloud infrastructure and software solutions, such as Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, that are utilized by space exploration engineering companies like a.i. solutions for complex tasks like trajectory analysis and design for missions like NASA's Deep Space Gateway. Secondly, Oracle provides electronic components and supply chain management to the aerospace industry. Finally, an Air Force Research Laboratory satellite called Oracle is designed for space object detection and tracking in cislunar space, with Advanced Space as the prime contractor.
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General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems is leveraging its GA-500 satellite bus, which is being developed for the United States Space Force under the EO/IR Weather System contract, to build an optimized Oracle spacecraft.
The Oracle project was awarded through the Air Force Research Laboratory using the Space Enterprise Consortium OTA vehicle managed by NSTXL.
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems will deliver a tailored, radiation-hardened Oracle spacecraft capable of operating in the cislunar space environment.
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Space Vehicles Directorate, in collaboration with AFRL’s Transformational Capabilities Office, awarded Advanced Space a $72,000,000 contract to deliver the Oracle spacecraft program.
The Air Force Research Laboratory awarded Advanced Space a $72,000,000 contract on 2022-11-10 to build Oracle, a mission to test space situational awareness technologies beyond Earth orbit out to the moon.
The experiment led by the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Space Vehicles Directorate was previously known as the Cislunar Highway Patrol System (CHPS) and was renamed Oracle.
Oracle will operate in the vicinity of the Earth–moon Lagrange Point 1, about 200,0 m from Earth.
Jack Yu joined Beans.ai as one of the company’s first employees in 2019 after working at Uber as a staff engineer and spending 10 years at Oracle.
For over two decades, Oracle has developed and delivered spatial technologies as part of its data management platforms, application development tools, applications, and Cloud services.
Patrick McCarthy has held senior leadership roles at SAP and Oracle, and led supply chain and procurement functions for PepsiCo and Frito-Lay.
Oracle will stop offering third-party audience segments in the European Union, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom starting on 2020-09-15.
Oracle’s data management platform services BlueKai, Crosswise, and Datalogix will not be available using third-party data after 2020-09-15 but will remain available using first-party data.
Oracle Data Cloud will remove data from Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and countries within the European Union and will cease delivering that data from its platform.