Lawrence Ellison
Chairman and Chief Technology Officer at Oracle
Thank you, Safra. Okay, I'm going to go over -- primarily I'm going to go over customers' new wins of an infrastructure and then customers and wins and go-lives in applications, but I'm going to start with infrastructure. So during Q2, we signed multiple customers to contracts exceeding $1 billion, infrastructure contracts exceeding $1 billion. Let me be clear, multiple customers signed contracts for $1 billion worth of infrastructure. So given -- that's been added to our backlog, we expect our infrastructure business to continue to grow very, very strongly into the future. We now have 22,000 infrastructure customers. We have a total of 55 regions, that's public regions plus national security regions and the other kinds of region, and that's more than AWS or Microsoft or anybody, which may surprise some people. Gartner as Safra mention moved us into the Visionary quadrant for the first time.
So let me just start naming specific customers and give you a flavor, I'm going to name large customers, small customers. I'm going to focus a little bit on -- a bunch on international customers to let you know that our investment in data centers all over the world is really paying-off. So our customers include -- big customers, including FedEx, Deutsche Bank, Tokyo Stock Exchange, let me take a moment to emphasize Tokyo Stock Exchange. We're the only ones running a major stock exchange and this is -- Tokyo is not the only one, because our cloud is very secure and extremely reliable. It doesn't go down and that's my favorite quote from a tech fund company in the United States with the difference between Oracle's cloud and the other clouds or simply the Oracle's Cloud doesn't go down.
I think that's a very important issue, when you have the enterprise applications like a Stock Exchange and where you can't ever go down. Fujitsu is another big customer, Vodafone, phone companies have similar problems, if you are a phone company, the phone system can't go down, Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, Enbridge, Kaiser a huge healthcare company in the -- primarily in the United States. NVIDIA has moved and a bunch of others have moved, lots of AI, artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads to the Oracle Cloud, because if it turns out we're really good at that, we're better than that than any of the other clouds, which may surprise some people. Schneider Electric, Telecom Italia, Verizon and lots, lots more, I'm not going to list them all, we published a big list on -- at oracle.com and every quarter we add new customers to that.
So in the quarter, we added united airline -- database wins in the quarter. United Airlines migrating off live operations to the Oracle Exadata Cloud, Albertsons again, moving to the Exadata cloud service database. Mitsui in Japan again moving their databases to Oracle. Again, this is the beginning of a very major -- very large business for us as our database franchise moves primarily from on-premise into the Oracle Cloud. Persol Career a big professional services company in Japan, migrating to -- moving Oracle databases to the cloud. Unimed Curitiba and LAV, healthcare, once again moving their databases to the Oracle Cloud. Penske Truck Leasing, doing -- using -- moving to autonomous database. HomeServe PLC in the U.K., government agency is moving the autonomous transaction processing system.
So they're not just moving an existing Oracle database to the cloud, they're upgrading from our on-premise Oracle database to our autonomous database, which is only available in the cloud. Iberia Express, a big telco, same thing moving to autonomous data warehouse. They just -- the idea is the autonomous data warehouse makes database administration very simple. In fact, it's entirely automated. There is no database administration. Delgado Taxi [Phonetic] again, in APAC, a smaller company, again, moving their databases to autonomous system. MaxiTRANS, a big transportation company in Australia, same thing autonomous transaction processing.
The Scroll, [Phonetic] a big JD -- a big Japanese wholesale company, autonomous -- moving to autonomous database. Banco Safra, this is -- by the way, this is not -- our CEO does not own a bank, this is not an internal -- she did not buy our database, but there is a big bank in Latin America called Banco Safra, and they're moving all their mission-critical apps to OCI. As is Bradesco same thing. Yorkshire Building Society in the U.K., again, autonomous data warehouse. And Nestle, a food giant in EMEA is moving their analytics systems to autonomous data warehouse and that's a huge customer.
Okay. I mentioned a couple of calls ago that we have a new version of our MySQL open source database, and we added a new ultrafast query processor called HeatWave to MySQL and that's doing extremely well. We have a number of companies doing that migration. Medallia, Inconel, Credit Club, it's a long list of people that are moving to MySQL to take advantage of the fact that our query processor in our version of MySQL is 100 times faster, I really mean that. And we have all the benchmarks, we publish all the benchmarks, and we publish the source code of the benchmark, so you can duplicate those results 100 times faster than queries then the Amazon equivalent called Aurora -- Aurora -- Amazon's version of MySQL.
As Safra mentioned earlier, our partnership with Microsoft, Azure is going extremely well. We have a number of companies running applications in Azure. And then Azure is connected to OCI, so the databases in OCI and the application is in Azure. The Belgium Railways is one, Honeywell in the United States, PETRONAS, the big energy and utility company, Telecom Italia Mobile, but that multi-cloud system is doing extremely well. And we think that is the future of cloud. We think the future is cloud is not four walled gardens, AWS, Microsoft, Google and Oracle. We think those clouds are all going to interconnect. And then customers will pick the most appropriate service for their particular needs and mix and match between the parts.
Okay. A lot more -- a major city in the Southwest, which I'm not allowed to mention is literally migrating everything to OCI. Lambda, which is a big AI machine learning specialist company is moving the bulk of their workloads to OCI using NVIDIA GPUs, and our fast -- our very, very fast network to interconnect them, and this is a pattern. Lambda is doing that, latent space is doing that, NVIDIA themselves are doing that.
So you're seeing a lot of machine learning and artificial intelligence workloads moving from other clouds to OCI, because we're faster. And again, the cloud business faster when you charge by the minute, faster means cheaper. Give me one second, Alexa, be quite, sorry about that, I think Jeff Bezos did that, okay. So Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, National Institute of Health, these are all new cloud customers, new infrastructure cloud customers, fearing about upgrowing [Phonetic] again, from very large to medium-sized companies are moving to OCI and lots with them.
Twist Biosciences is moving healthcare, again, AI workloads to OCI using NVIDIA GPUs. AIA Life Insurance company, a big financial services company, again, is moving to OCI and databases to OCI. In India, we have Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation, a giant in utility, is moving all of their metering and billing applications to OCI. [Indecipherable] intelligent information technology is moving their IoT platform from AWS to OCI, and they're also using MySQL HeatWave.
Algar Telecom, Brazilian Stock Exchange. Claro, again, big media telco, moving to OCI. Ncell, Unimed Curitiba, a large healthcare company in Latin America moving to OCI. Vivo, again, moving to OCI. Banco de Chile, E-Banks [Phonetic] another financial services company. Rabobank, DP World, the transportation and logistics company in the Middle East. Austin Transit Partnership, in a municipality in Texas, they're perfect -- an interesting customer, because they've been using Oracle ERP and EPM and our applications for a long time, now they're moving their infrastructure to OCI. Oman Telecommunications, a huge French telecommunications company, I'm not allowed to mention, they're moving to OCI.
Oxford Nanopore, a big -- a gene sequencing company is moving from AWS to OCI, where they are going to store gene sequencing, but not only just storaging sequences in OCI, they also do analytics to figure out if this -- what they've sequenced is a new version of COVID-19 or another pathogen, if the pathogen they've never seen before, extremely important application for World Health.
Reed exhibitions, Saudi Ministry of Media, Ecobank Financial services in EMEA, GlobeMed Limited, Morrisons, a big retail operation, again, all moving to OCI. HDFC Bank and Waafi Bank, I'm going to stop there. But we published a long list, but there is tremendous momentum, tremendous momentum and large number of customers from all over the world, very large and medium-sized companies moving to OCI, and the business is growing very strongly as Safra pointed out in the numbers.
Okay. In the back -- in applications, I'll try to do this quickly. We're just winning in the back office. We have 22,000 customers in infrastructure and the cloud, we have 11,000 Fusion ERP and HCM customers alone in applications, just Fusion customers, we have 11,000 now. We have probably close to 30,000, 30,000 NetSuite customers on top of that. So we have a lot of customers and applications. We've been in the Applications Cloud business for longer than we've been in the infrastructure Oracle Cloud business.
We're extremely strong in healthcare, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Mount Sinai, Providence Saint Joseph, Adventist Health, Kaiser Permanente, National Health Service in the U.K., long list of providers, that's a partial list are using Oracle ERP supply chain HCM applications. But it's not just the clinical providers that are using our systems, the payers, the healthcare payers. So again, as we tackle healthcare with -- in conjunction with our Cerner acquisition, we're not just automating providers, we're also automating payers. We're also automating pharmaceutical companies as they do clinical trials. We're trying -- we're trying to automate the entire ecosystem, not just a fraction of it.
So I mentioned a list of providers and payers, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Highmark Health, Health Care Service Corporations, Independence Blue Cross, Bright Health, so payers as well as providers, we're extremely strong in that. I mean, we -- again, I'll just leave it with extremely strong. Healthcare wins in the quarter in Q2, Cigna, a huge payer win. Emirates Health Services, a big provider when -- where we beat SAP. Cross Country Health Services, where we beat Workday and SAP. Henry Schein is a provider of healthcare products for -- and there -- we want there. But again, it is the entire healthcare infrastructure that we are focusing on as we try to automate healthcare systems around the world.
Go-lives, Go-lives in the quarter, Tenet Health at 65 hospitals, 235,000 employees. They went live on HR, payroll and recruiting. Cleveland Clinic is going live. I know it's called Cleveland Clinic, but they also -- they own hospitals all over the place, they've gone live in a bunch of regional hospitals in Florida. University of Chicago Medical Center has gone live. Baptist Healthcare has gone live, 12 hospitals with 26,000 employees, Lakeview Center has gone live in the quarter. So we're just getting stronger and stronger in healthcare.
And so let me move on to financial services, our another industry that we've been very, very strategic and key to Oracle's future is financial services, specifically banking. And we're very, very strong there, back of -- in terms of ERP, HCM, supply chain, our customers include Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of New York Mellon, Vanguard, Santander, TD Bank in Canada, HSBC in the U.K. UBS, Credit Agricole, Societe Generale, Credit Suisse, Sumitomo Mitsui [Indecipherable] it's a partial list. We are extremely strong in the banking sector. And what you're going to see in Oracle ERP with our strength in the banking sector is, we will be offering loan origination for B2B commerce.
One of the things we're doing with the new version of Oracle ERP is, if you're a customer that's buying something and you have Oracle ERP, and you are a company that's selling something in new Oracle ERP, the way that -- that B2B transaction will occur, it will be entirely automated within the cloud. So you'll submit a purchase order, the buying ERP system will submit a purchase order to the selling ERP system. And if you need to borrow money, we will originate a loan with one of our banking partners, if the product has to be shipped, we will schedule the shipping and track the shipment with one of our logistic partners.
And our ambition here is to completely automate B2B commerce between buying and selling companies that are running Oracle Cloud ERP and manage all of the financing and insurance and logistics associated with that transaction. We do a really good job, I think, of automating B2C transactions, Amazon does that extremely well, Walmart does that extremely well. But we don't do a great job of automating B2B transactions. And that's what Oracle's ambition is to do that. And we're in a great position, because we are so strong in cloud ERP.
So it's an Oracle system that's -- that's an Oracle procurement system on one end of that transaction, it's an Oracle order management system on the other end of that transaction. We have very strong partners in finance, insurance and logistics, so we can completely automate the entire transaction, where B2B transactions begin to look like B2C transactions, they're fully end-to-end automated. And that's a huge new business for us and our partners.
Okay. Let's see. Financial Services wins in the quarter. We've added M&T Bank, TD Bank, Daiwa Securities, [Indecipherable] Holdings, Farmers Insurance. Nexi, which is where we replaced SAP at Nexi, it's is an Italian bank. We replaced SAP at TD Bank. Let's see what else. Financial services go-lives. AmTrust. BlackRock a big go-live. They are -- they have $10 trillion of managed assets. Oracle now has nine of the top 10 asset management firms, running on the Oracle Cloud ERP. FirstRand Bank, a bunch of other banks. I don't want to pick up all the time. So I going to stop there. We have a lot more data on our website that will tell you -- that will enumerate still more customers that we acquired in this very strong second quarter and that went live in the second quarter.
With that, I'm going to turn it back over to Safra.