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Oracle Korea Releases OCI-Based Commercialization Cases of Three Korean AI Startups

By Ashley Yang | Oct 26, 2026, 18:39 KST | Based on 7 Korean news reports

Key points

Oracle Korea released cases of three Korean AI startups, Farmkit, Silicopharm and Superb AI, using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Digital Daily reported that the three startups are developing and expanding AI services on OCI. The news came at the same time as "Oracle AI World 2026," being held in Las Vegas from Oct. 25 to 28 (local time).

The outlets' focus differed slightly. Hellot reported that the three have secured the scalability and stability needed for large-scale data processing and AI model operation on OCI and have begun targeting global markets, and in its headline called them LLM Challenge startups. Techworld News relayed Oracle's explanation that OCI supports large-scale data processing and AI model operation, and wrote that the startups' AI innovation is accelerating.

Datanet reported that Oracle said on the 26th it is expanding OCI-based cooperation to support Korean AI startups' technology upgrades and entry into global markets. Digital Daily used the phrase "beyond experiments to business" in its headline, and Datanet put strengthened service competitiveness in its headline.

Cooperation between Oracle and Korean startups is also extending to overseas sites. According to VentureSquare, the Gyeonggi Center for Creative Economy and Innovation will hold the "2026 AroundX Miracle Singapore Partnership Roadshow" with Oracle in Singapore from Oct. 26 to 29. Platum reported that four Korean startups using AI for store analysis, aircraft asset management and dental prosthetics design will meet local companies and investors in Singapore together with Oracle.

Glossary OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) is a cloud computing service provided by Oracle, an infrastructure service in which companies rent servers, storage and databases. Scalability is the quality of being able to flexibly increase processing capacity as usage grows.

Sources (in Korean)

Drafted with AI writing tools and published first; Ashley Yang reviews it after publication. Translated from the Korean version.