Oracle Red Bull Racing takes data-driven approach to Formula One strategy

Week of February 14, 2022

Oracle Red Bull Racing uses technology to push the Formula One performance edge. See how a startup—created by a Norwegian farmer—is using cloud infrastructure for precision agriculture. Oracle is partnering with historically Black colleges and universities to develop tech talent. Also: Use OCI Language to add sophisticated text analysis to Java apps.

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“Oracle Cloud enabled us to make race-day decisions that helped Max Verstappen win the 2021 Drivers’ Championship.”

— Christian Horner, Team Principal and CEO, Oracle Red Bull Racing

How do you top one of the most thrilling F1 seasons ever? For Oracle Red Bull Racing, the answer is a new partnership that applies Oracle Cloud to run race strategy simulations, optimize engine development, enhance training for up-and-coming drivers, and engage fans in new ways. Image

The future of F1

How do you top one of the most thrilling F1 seasons ever? For Oracle Red Bull Racing, part of the answer is a new partnership that applies Oracle Cloud to run race strategy simulations, optimize engine development, enhance training for up-and-coming drivers, and engage fans in new ways.

Improving farm production

Nils Helset, a 15th-generation farmer, founded DigiFarm to help farmers improve operations and adopt smarter, more sustainable practices using precision agriculture techniques. Get an in-depth look at how DigiFarm takes advantage of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for graphics processing units (GPUs) and global reach.

Nurturing Black tech talent

Oracle is working with seven historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to provide mentorship, skills development, networking opportunities, and other resources. The goal is to bring more Black talent into tech and help them thrive.

Startups for sustainability

Environmental sustainability drives four companies in the Oracle for Startups program. They’re optimizing garbage truck routes, providing an AI-powered platform for procurement and investment decisions, making energy-efficient, cloud-based archived storage more attractive, and rooting out energy waste in commercial properties.

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