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10.07.2026

Oracle move to exclude Agentic AI and customization support for EBS, Rimini Street outlines — Oracle ends EBS AI, customization

Oracle has publicly stated it will not provide Agentic AI capabilities or support for customizations in its E-Business Suite (EBS) platform, according to Rimini Street.

This decision is significant for enterprise IT planning, as nearly every EBS implementation relies on tailored code and modifications. The move forces organizations to reevaluate technology strategies, innovation approaches, and budgeting for future upgrades as they face a loss of flexibility within Oracle's widely used business software.

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Rimini Street has recently flagged other vendor-driven cost and strategy shifts for enterprise IT. The company reported that Broadcom changes are forcing IT leaders to accelerate VMware Cloud Foundation migrations, causing unexpected cost increases. Rimini Street has also cautioned that SAP on-premises customers face rising pressure as AI and cloud migration deadlines approach. These developments place added scrutiny on large software vendors’ technology roadmaps.

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