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Oracle Partners with Wild Bio to Advance Agricultural Resilience via AI

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Oracle announced a collaboration with Wild Bio, an Oxford spin-out established in 2021, to advance agricultural resilience and crop-based carbon removal using artificial intelligence. Under the partnership, Wild Bio will utilize Oracle Cloud and IoT technology to capture field data from trials. This data will be integrated into a cloud environment for AI analysis, informing future research into crop genetics and environmental challenges.

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The partnership focuses on using AI to address major agricultural challenges, such as maintaining crop productivity amid environmental stress. The collaboration aims to build an auditable, field-level measurement system to track how much studied crops absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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Who's involved

OracleTechnology provider offering cloud and IoT infrastructure for agricultural research.

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