Oracle Headquarters & Office Locations: Full 2026 Directory

Oracle's global headquarters is located at 2300 Oracle Way, Austin, Texas 78741 — a move the company made official in December 2020 when it relocated from its longtime home in Redwood City, California. For SDRs, recruiters, and sales teams trying to navigate Oracle's footprint, the Austin move was the headline, but Oracle's real estate spans over 80 countries and more than 100 locations. This directory covers every major Oracle office, campus, and regional hub you need to know in 2026.

Where is Oracle headquartered in 2026?

Oracle's global headquarters is in Austin, Texas. The address is 2300 Oracle Way, Austin, TX 78741. Oracle CEO Larry Ellison and then-CEO Safra Catz announced the relocation in December 2020, citing Austin's lower cost of living, Texas's lack of state income tax, and a deep and growing tech talent pipeline as the deciding factors.

The Austin campus sits on approximately 40 acres along the south bank of the Colorado River. It houses Oracle's executive leadership, core product engineering teams, and a significant portion of its North American sales and go-to-market operations. Oracle has continued construction and expansion on the Austin site since the initial relocation.

Before Austin, Oracle's headquarters for decades was at 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, California — a campus the company still owns and partially occupies. The Redwood City location remains active and houses thousands of employees, particularly in engineering and product roles tied to Oracle's legacy California workforce.

What are Oracle's main office locations in North America?

Beyond Austin, Oracle has a dense cluster of offices across the United States and Canada. Here are the primary locations:

United States

• Austin, TX (Global HQ): 2300 Oracle Way, Austin, TX 78741
• Redwood City, CA (Former HQ): 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA 94065
• Santa Monica, CA: Oracle's West Coast hub for advertising and data cloud (Moat, BlueKai, and related acquisitions)
• San Francisco, CA: 500 Howard Street — primarily cloud sales and startup ecosystem teams
• New York, NY: 1633 Broadway — Oracle's largest East Coast office, hosting financial services vertical sales, cloud infrastructure, and marketing teams
• Reston, VA: 1900 Oracle Way — government and public sector division headquarters; one of Oracle's most strategically important U.S. offices given its proximity to federal buyers
• Chicago, IL: 200 E. Randolph Street — Midwest commercial and enterprise sales hub
• Burlington, MA: Oracle NetSuite and ERP team concentration; significant presence from the PeopleSoft-era workforce
• Nashville, TN: Growing office footprint as Oracle expands its healthcare vertical (Cerner acquisition)
• Kansas City, MO: Primary Cerner / Oracle Health headquarters — the 2022 Cerner acquisition made Oracle a dominant player in healthcare IT, and Kansas City is the operational center for that division

Canada

• Toronto, ON: 100 King Street West — Oracle Canada's primary commercial office
• Ottawa, ON: Federal government and public sector sales team
• Mississauga, ON: Regional sales and support hub

Where are Oracle's offices in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa?

Oracle's EMEA headquarters is in Reading, United Kingdom, at Oracle Parkway, Thames Valley Park. The UK remains Oracle's single largest EMEA footprint, with additional offices in London (Minories) focused on financial services and media verticals.

Key EMEA locations

• Reading, UK (EMEA HQ): Oracle Parkway, Thames Valley Park, Reading RG6 1RA
• London, UK: 200 Minories, EC3N 1LX — enterprise sales, financial services, and cloud go-to-market
• Dublin, Ireland: Oracle's European operational hub for tax and legal purposes; also houses cloud infrastructure teams tied to Oracle's EU data residency commitments
• Paris, France: Tour Technip, La Défense — French public sector and enterprise accounts
• Munich, Germany: Riesstraße 25 — DACH region headquarters; Germany is one of Oracle's top-five global revenue markets
• Amsterdam, Netherlands: Rijnzathe 6 — Benelux regional hub and cloud infrastructure center
• Stockholm, Sweden: Nordic region hub
• Warsaw, Poland: Engineering and support center; Oracle expanded significantly in Poland following broader EMEA restructuring
• Dubai, UAE: Oracle Middle East & Africa hub; primary office for GCC enterprise sales
• Johannesburg, South Africa: Sub-Saharan Africa regional office

"Oracle's EMEA operation is one of the most geographically distributed in enterprise software — they have meaningful quota-carrying headcount in 30+ European countries, which means regional sales leadership and procurement decisions rarely flow through a single office."

— Gartner, Market Guide for Cloud Infrastructure and Platform Services, 2024

What Oracle offices exist in Asia-Pacific?

Oracle's Asia-Pacific headquarters is in Singapore, at 1 Fusionopolis Place. Singapore serves as the operational hub for Southeast Asia, with regional P&L ownership for Oracle's JAPAC cloud and applications business.

Key APAC locations

• Singapore (APAC HQ): 1 Fusionopolis Place, #14-10 Galaxis, Singapore 138522
• Bangalore, India: Oracle Technology Park, No. 3 Bannerghatta Road — Oracle India's largest engineering and development center; one of Oracle's top-three global engineering hubs by headcount
• Hyderabad, India: ORACLE FINANCIAL SERVICES / Oracle India Engineering — significant presence from the i-flex (now Oracle Financial Services) acquisition
• Mumbai, India: Commercial sales and financial services vertical
• Tokyo, Japan: Oracle Japan headquarters, Mori Building, Minato-ku
• Sydney, Australia: 1 Martin Place — Oracle ANZ headquarters; Australia is Oracle's largest APAC revenue market outside Japan
• Melbourne, Australia: Regional enterprise sales hub
• Beijing and Shanghai, China: Oracle Greater China — primarily cloud infrastructure and government-adjacent enterprise accounts
• Seoul, South Korea: Oracle Korea, Gangnam-gu — financial services and manufacturing verticals

According to Oracle's own careers data, India represents Oracle's second-largest employee population globally after the United States, driven largely by the Bangalore and Hyderabad engineering campuses.

Does Oracle have offices in Latin America?

Yes. Oracle's Latin America headquarters is in São Paulo, Brazil, at Av. Alfredo Egídio de Souza Aranha, 100 — the same address Oracle has occupied in the Chácara Santo Antônio district for over two decades. Brazil is Oracle's largest LATAM market by revenue and headcount.

Key LATAM locations

• São Paulo, Brazil (LATAM HQ): Av. Alfredo Egídio de Souza Aranha, 100 — Block B, Torre Sul
• Mexico City, Mexico: Insurgentes Sur 1602 — Oracle Mexico headquarters; financial services, manufacturing, and public sector focus
• Buenos Aires, Argentina: Oracle Cono Sur regional office
• Bogotá, Colombia: Growing commercial sales team as Oracle expands cloud penetration across Andean markets
• Santiago, Chile: Oracle Chile — primarily financial services and mining sector accounts

How can SDRs use Oracle's office locations for sales intelligence?

Oracle's office footprint is useful data in two directions: if you sell to Oracle (enterprise SaaS, services, consulting), knowing which office owns a budget matters. But more commonly for SDRs, Oracle's locations are relevant because Oracle is a competitor in cloud infrastructure, ERP, HCM, and database — and that means thousands of companies in those markets are currently Oracle customers evaluating alternatives.

Identifying companies using Oracle products — whether that's Oracle Cloud ERP, Oracle Database, NetSuite, or Cerner — gives you a prospecting list with a clear, validated pain point. These companies have already bought into the category. They have budget. They have a procurement process. Your job shifts from educating to differentiating. The signal that a company runs Oracle is often visible in job postings ("experience with Oracle ERP required"), LinkedIn profiles, G2 reviews, or technographic databases.

If you want to build that list systematically, Stealery lets you search by competitor name and pull every company using it, filterable by size, location, and hiring signals — so instead of manually digging through job boards, you get a working list in under a minute. For teams selling against Oracle specifically, that list is often the fastest path to qualified pipeline.

According to Gartner's 2024 cloud strategy research, over 60% of enterprises running legacy Oracle on-premise deployments are actively evaluating migration to cloud-native alternatives within a 24-month window — a switching cycle that represents a consistent, high-intent prospecting opportunity for competitors in ERP, HCM, and database markets.

What is the history of Oracle's headquarters locations?

Oracle has had three distinct headquarters in its history, each reflecting a different phase of the company's scale and identity.

1977–1989: Santa Clara and early Silicon Valley

Oracle was founded in 1977 in Santa Clara, California by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates under the name Software Development Laboratories (SDL). Early offices were in the Santa Clara and Belmont area before the company outgrew them during rapid growth in the late 1980s.

1989–2020: Redwood City, California

Oracle moved to its iconic Redwood City campus in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The campus at 500 Oracle Parkway became one of the most recognisable corporate campuses in Silicon Valley — a cluster of glass towers on the San Francisco Bay shoreline. Oracle remained headquartered there for over 30 years, through its database dominance, the Sun Microsystems acquisition in 2010, and the aggressive cloud pivot under Safra Catz and Mark Hurd.

2020–present: Austin, Texas

In December 2020, Oracle announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters to Austin, Texas. Larry Ellison simultaneously announced he was personally relocating to Hawaii, where he has developed a significant presence on Lanai island. The Austin campus was already under construction at the time of the announcement. The move was broadly interpreted as a signal of the era-defining shift of tech headquarters from California to Texas — Oracle joined Tesla, HPE, and other major names in making the same move within a 12-month window.