Oracle and Wild Bio Partner on AI Crop Research
Oracle announced a collaboration with Wild Bioscience, an Oxford based seeds and genetics company, to advance agricultural resilience and crop based carbon removal using AI. Everything below is Oracle and Wild Bio describing their own plan. No results have been reported.
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Oracle and Wild Bio say AI can improve crops. Today's announcement is a plan, not a result.
The two companies announced the collaboration today. Wild Bio plans to use Oracle Cloud for its field research.
Its platform reads plant genomes and finds traits that wild plants evolved. Researchers move promising ones into modern crops.
Those crops are in field trials under real world conditions. The collaboration is meant to help measure how they perform.
The announcement reports no results and no figures for yield or carbon removal. No timeline or financial terms were given. Both companies describe their own plan without outside verification.
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- Oracle and Wild Bioscience (Wild Bio) today announced a collaboration to advance agricultural resilience and crop-based carbon removal using AI.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Oracle and Wild Bio Join Forces to Advance AI-Driven Agriculture", published September 24, 2026, read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-24T14:06:33Z.)
- As part of the partnership, Wild Bio plans to use Oracle Cloud and Oracle IoT technology to support its field research.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Oracle and Wild Bio Join Forces to Advance AI-Driven Agriculture", published September 24, 2026, read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-24T14:06:33Z.)
- AI can learn from millions of years of plant evolution and identify traits that can improve how crops perform.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Oracle and Wild Bio Join Forces to Advance AI-Driven Agriculture", published September 24, 2026, read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-24T14:06:33Z.)
- Wild Bio's platform uses AI to analyze plant genomes and identify genetic traits that have helped wild plants adapt and thrive over time.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Oracle and Wild Bio Join Forces to Advance AI-Driven Agriculture", published September 24, 2026, read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-24T14:06:33Z.)
- Researchers then introduce promising traits into modern crop varieties and test whether they can improve yield, resource efficiency, climate resilience, or carbon-removal potential.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Oracle and Wild Bio Join Forces to Advance AI-Driven Agriculture", published September 24, 2026, read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-24T14:06:33Z.)
- Wild Bio is testing its crop varieties in field trials to evaluate how they perform under real-world agricultural conditions.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Oracle and Wild Bio Join Forces to Advance AI-Driven Agriculture", published September 24, 2026, read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-24T14:06:33Z.)
- "This collaboration enables us to build the capabilities we need to measure how our crops perform in the field," said Professor Steve Kelly, co-founder and chief scientific officer, Wild Bio.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Oracle and Wild Bio Join Forces to Advance AI-Driven Agriculture", published September 24, 2026, read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-24T14:06:33Z.)
- Verified absence. The press release contains no trial results, no yield figures, no carbon-removal figures, no schedule or milestone dates, and no financial terms for the collaboration. Every statement is Oracle and Wild Bio describing their own plan, with no third-party verification available; the transcript pull returned zero of five and the timeline probe returned only unrelated gardening videos. The cloud integration itself is stated as an intention, since Wild Bio "plans to" use Oracle Cloud and Oracle IoT technology.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Oracle and Wild Bio Join Forces to Advance AI-Driven Agriculture", published September 24, 2026, read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-24T14:06:33Z.)