Defendant

Oracle America, Inc.

2 cases as defendant.

Company profile

Based on public information and court records, Oracle America, Inc. is a major subsidiary of the multinational technology company Oracle Corporation. Oracle Corporation, founded in 1977, is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker ORCL. The parent company is a major global enterprise, reporting revenue of approximately $57.4 billion for fiscal year 2025 with around 162,000 employees. Oracle America, Inc. is one of its primary US operating entities and often serves as the contracting party for government and commercial agreements.

Oracle is an operating company that provides a wide range of enterprise information technology products and services. Its offerings are centered around three main categories: database software and technology, including the flagship Oracle Database; cloud infrastructure services through its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) platform; and a large portfolio of cloud-based and on-premises enterprise software applications. These applications cover functions such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), human capital management (HCM), customer experience (CX), and supply chain management (SCM).

In the patent litigation database, Oracle America’s profile is that of an operating company defending its products and services. With zero cases as a plaintiff and two as a defendant, it is being targeted by patent assertion entities rather than initiating patent litigation itself. The cases were filed in the U.S. District Courts for the District of Delaware and the Western District of Texas, which are frequent venues for patent disputes.

The two tracked cases were brought by related entities, AlmondNet, Inc. (2021) and its subsidiary Datonics LLC (2024). Both lawsuits involve patents related to advertising technology. The parent entity, AlmondNet, has engaged in litigation against other large technology companies, including securing a nine-figure jury verdict against Amazon in a separate case involving ad-tech patents. The suits against Oracle appear to be part of this broader assertion campaign.