Oracle AI World 2026

Oracle describes AI World as the world's largest gathering of the Oracle community, though it does not publish an official attendance figure. The four-day event includes hundreds of technical sessions, hands-on labs, and product demos.

Oracle AI World takes place at The Venetian Convention and Expo Center in Las Vegas. The venue sits in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, a short drive from Harry Reid International Airport.

Saver pricing, which saved $400 off the pass, ended September 21. Late pricing runs from September 22 to October 28, and companies buying five or more passes qualify for group pricing at $1,899 per pass over that same window. An optional Oracle University pre-event training course is available as an add-on for $795, and a full conference pass includes Oracle University digital training and certification valued at $4,995 annually.

Oracle AI World brings together Oracle's global community of customers and partners, with sessions focused on Oracle products and technologies. Attendees connect with Oracle product, technology, and implementation experts and peers putting AI to work in their own businesses.

That depends on whether Oracle's product roadmap and ecosystem match your priorities. Attendees who run on Oracle databases, applications, or cloud infrastructure tend to get the most value, since every session is built around Oracle's own products. Teams evaluating a broader multi-vendor AI stack may find a vendor-neutral event a better fit.

Most attendees wear business casual to smart casual for the sessions and expo floor. The organizer does not publish an official dress code, so favor comfortable footwear for a large convention center and a layer for cool meeting rooms.

The AI World Hub gathers ISVs, systems integrators, and other Oracle technology partners around prebuilt solutions, reference architectures, and integrations. Oracle's public-sector track is open to traditional government agencies and ministries as well as state-owned or state-controlled entities such as airlines, financial institutions, telecommunications companies, utilities, energy exploration companies, and hospitals.