Where is Oracle headquartered?

Oracle's official corporate headquarters is at 2300 Cloud Way, Austin, Texas 78741. The company relocated from its legacy headquarters at 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, California to Austin in 2020 — one of the most high-profile corporate relocations during the Texas migration wave that also saw Tesla and HP Enterprise move operations to the state. Oracle chose Austin for its favorable business environment, lower cost of living for employees, and growing tech talent pool.

The Austin campus is home to more than 10,000 employees across sales, marketing, cloud engineering, and corporate functions, making it Oracle's largest single-site workforce concentration. The 2300 Cloud Way address is the official address for investor relations correspondence, SEC legal filings, and formal business correspondence with Oracle Corporation.

Oracle's most significant upcoming office investment is in Nashville, Tennessee, where the company is developing a 70-acre, $4.5 billion world headquarters campus along the Cumberland River's East Bank. Oracle has committed over $175 million in local infrastructure improvements to Nashville and has publicly stated the East Bank campus will be its 'world headquarters.' In March 2026, Oracle signed an additional 116,000 sq ft lease at 1320 Adams Street in Nashville's Neuhoff District as an interim expansion, bringing Nashville's total office capacity to approximately 2,000 seats across multiple locations.

Legacy Redwood City (500 Oracle Parkway) remains operational and houses significant engineering leadership and product teams. Oracle Health (formerly Cerner) operates from Kansas City, MO and Burlington, MA — the two legacy Cerner office centers that are now Oracle's healthcare IT hubs. India is Oracle's largest country by engineering headcount, with major R&D campuses in Bengaluru and Hyderabad housing tens of thousands of engineers across database, cloud, and applications divisions.

Oracle's EMEA headquarters is in London, with regional offices across Amsterdam, Paris, Munich, Dubai, and more than 40 other European and Middle Eastern cities. Japan and Asia Pacific are headquartered in Tokyo, with a major ANZ hub in Sydney. Oracle's data center footprint (OCI regions) spans 48 commercial cloud regions and 8 dedicated/government regions globally, separate from but often co-located with corporate office infrastructure.

For sellers building territory plans against Oracle, the Austin–Nashville axis is the primary US focus. Austin is Oracle's current corporate power center — the Co-CEOs, CFO, and most EVPs either work from or frequently visit Austin — making it the right city for field events, executive briefings, and account-based plays. Nashville is an emerging center of gravity, particularly for Oracle Health and corporate functions migrating ahead of the East Bank campus completion expected in the late 2020s.

The Redwood City legacy campus still houses meaningful engineering leadership and product teams, making it important for technology vendors whose products require engineering-level evaluation. For Oracle Health-specific pursuits, Kansas City and Burlington, MA are the operational centers where clinical informatics, EHR engineering, and healthcare IT sales teams sit. For India engineering pursuits (Bengaluru, Hyderabad), targeting the India-based engineering managers who influence tooling decisions can be as important as the US-based procurement team.

For EMEA sellers, London is the executive access point; for APAC, Tokyo and Sydney are the primary hubs. Oracle's data center buildout under the January 2026 financing plan also means active procurement activity in any geography where Oracle is standing up new OCI regions — worth monitoring Oracle's public cloud region announcements for forward-looking territory intelligence.