Yuki Nishio
Senior Manager of Investor Relations
[Foreign Language]
Now I’d like to turn this call over to KK, Senior Vice President, JAPAC and CFO.
S.Krishna Kumar
CFO, Senior VP – JAPAC & Director
Thank you, Nishio-san. Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to Oracle Japan’s Second Quarter and Fiscal Year 2026 Earnings Conference Call. We achieved excellent results this Q2, particularly in our cloud business, reinforcing our position as a leading cloud vendor.
While shifting our focus to cloud, we have also maintained steady order intake in our license business. We are pleased to share that 2 months ago, we announced our fourth alloy partner in Japan, SoftBank.
We have initiated a collaboration to offer services with data sovereignty by operating data and systems in the cloud under our country’s jurisdiction. Based on this partnership, SoftBank will launch Cloud PF type A, a cloud platform service tailored for the Japanese market starting from April 2026.
In addition, AI services provided through Oracle cloud infrastructure will also be rolled out as they become available. We had a lot of cloud customers in various industries like public sector, manufacturing and financial industries. So now let me give you some examples.
Number one, ITOKI Corporation. ITOKI has developed a predictive maintenance system that detects signs of malfunctions in automated logistics warehouses. Using Oracle’s AI technology, leveraging Oracle autonomous AI database and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure data science, the system collects and analyzes operational data automated warehouses with AI to identify potential issues in advance.
In the logistics industry, where automation and labor-saving measures are rapidly advancing due to labor shortages, sudden equipment
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