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Oracle revenue from customers located in the Americas across its cloud and software, hardware, and services businesses. The region includes the United States, which accounts for most of Oracle's companywide revenue.
americasRevenueOracle revenue from customers located in Asia-Pacific across its cloud and software, hardware, and services businesses. The regional total includes major markets such as Japan and the rest of Asia-Pacific.
asiaPacificRevenueGross profit Oracle reports for cloud and license in its revenue source breakdown, calculated as revenue less the direct costs assigned to that activity and measured in U.S. dollars.
cloudAndLicenseGrossProfitOracle revenue from customers located in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, abbreviated EMEA. It combines the region's cloud and software, hardware, and services revenue rather than representing a separate operating segment.
europeMiddleEastAndAfricaRevenueGross profit Oracle reports for hardware in its revenue source breakdown, calculated as revenue less the direct costs assigned to that activity and measured in U.S. dollars.
hardwareGrossProfitRevenue from Oracle Engineered Systems such as Exadata, enterprise servers, storage and industry-specific hardware, together with related hardware support. It is distinct from Oracle's cloud and software subscriptions and professional services.
hardwareRevenueConfiguration placeholder for gross profit outside Oracle's disclosed cloud and software, hardware, and services categories. The stored zero or small balancing amounts are not an issuer-reported Other business and should not be interpreted as operating results.
otherGrossProfitConfiguration placeholder for revenue outside Oracle's disclosed cloud and software, hardware, and services categories. Oracle does not report a separate Other business, so the stored zeros are missing-category sentinels rather than reported revenue.
otherRevenueConfiguration placeholder for revenue outside Oracle's Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific regions. Oracle's published geography table allocates all revenue among those three regions, so stored zeros are not a separately reported Other geography.
otherRevenueByGeographyGross profit Oracle reports for services in its revenue source breakdown, calculated as revenue less the direct costs assigned to that activity and measured in U.S. dollars.
servicesGrossProfitRevenue from Oracle consulting and advanced customer services that help customers implement, operate and optimize Oracle cloud, software-license and hardware products. It excludes the underlying cloud subscriptions, software licenses and hardware sales.
servicesRevenueHistorical revenue from Oracle Cloud application subscriptions and recurring support for licensed applications such as ERP, HCM, supply-chain and industry software. Oracle reported this applications-ecosystem split through fiscal 2025 before moving to separate Cloud Applications and Software Support disclosures.
applicationsCloudServicesAndLicenseSupportRevenueHistorical revenue from generally perpetual licenses for Oracle applications, database, middleware and Java software deployed in cloud, on-premise or hybrid environments. These licenses were usually recognized up front when made available, making the line more transaction-driven than subscription and support revenue.
cloudLicenseAndOnPremiseLicenseRevenueHistorical revenue from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services—including compute, storage, networking and databases—plus recurring support for licensed database, middleware and other infrastructure software. Oracle reported this infrastructure-ecosystem split through fiscal 2025 before separating Cloud Infrastructure and Software Support.
infrastructureCloudServicesAndLicenseSupportRevenueHistorical recurring revenue from Oracle Cloud application and infrastructure subscriptions plus support contracts attached to software licenses. These arrangements were generally recognized over the service term; Oracle ended this combined disclosure after fiscal 2025 when it introduced separate cloud and software offering lines.
totalCloudServicesAndLicenseSupportRevenue