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What Oracle deal could mean for Cerner, KC data centers

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It's unknown whether those properties will remain local priorities for Oracle. The Texas-based tech company outlined plans Monday to modernize Cerner's systems and move them to its Oracle Cloud.</p>\n<p>\"This can be done very quickly because Cerner’s largest business and most important clinical system already runs on the Oracle Database,\"Mike Sicilia, Oracle's (NYSE: ORCL) executive vice president for vertical industries, said in the merger announcement. \"No change required there. What will change is the user interface.\"</p>\n<p>There is a possible bellwether for the future of Cerner's area data centers. The company kept operating the facilities after striking a partnership with Amazon Web Services Inc. as its preferred cloud provider.Announced in 2019, that agreement&nbsp;last year was framed&nbsp;by Cerner as part of a strategic shift from being an EHR-centric company to a digital platform organization.</p>\n<p>The fate of the Cerner-AWS partnership now is unclear.Larry Ellison, the company's chairman and chief technology officer, has habitually taken shots at AWS, including on&nbsp;cost, security&nbsp;and outages, in quarterly earnings calls.</p>\n<p>Although he's optimistic about Oracle's prospects for long-term growth in Kansas City, Kansas City Area Development Council CEOTim Cowdensaid it's too early to do more than speculate about the company's plans.</p>\n<p>\"However, Oracle's acquisition of Cerner definitely gives Kansas City an opportunity to highlight its rich tech + data center strengths to a global tech enterprise,\" he said in a statement.</p>\n<p>\"As the most-connected region in the U.S. with 5.5 million miles of fiber, affordable and reliable energy, and a robust talent pool with 1 in 10 Kansas Citians working in tech, we're also an emerging data center market. 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It's unknown whether those properties will remain local priorities for Oracle. The Texas-based tech company outlined plans Monday to modernize Cerner's systems and move them to its Oracle Cloud.\n\"This can be done very quickly because Cerner’s largest business and most important clinical system already runs on the Oracle Database,\"Mike Sicilia, Oracle's (NYSE: ORCL) executive vice president for vertical industries, said in the merger announcement. \"No change required there. What will change is the user interface.\"\nThere is a possible bellwether for the future of Cerner's area data centers. The company kept operating the facilities after striking a partnership with Amazon Web Services Inc. as its preferred cloud provider.Announced in 2019, that agreement last year was framed by Cerner as part of a strategic shift from being an EHR-centric company to a digital platform organization.\nThe fate of the Cerner-AWS partnership now is unclear.Larry Ellison, the company's chairman and chief technology officer, has habitually taken shots at AWS, including on cost, security and outages, in quarterly earnings calls.\nAlthough he's optimistic about Oracle's prospects for long-term growth in Kansas City, Kansas City Area Development Council CEOTim Cowdensaid it's too early to do more than speculate about the company's plans.\n\"However, Oracle's acquisition of Cerner definitely gives Kansas City an opportunity to highlight its rich tech + data center strengths to a global tech enterprise,\" he said in a statement.\n\"As the most-connected region in the U.S. with 5.5 million miles of fiber, affordable and reliable energy, and a robust talent pool with 1 in 10 Kansas Citians working in tech, we're also an emerging data center market. In addition, the market is proactively developing the 'next iteration' of data centers — hyper scale — which includes recently disclosed plans at the Hunt Midwest Business Park and Golden Plains Technology Park,\" he wrote.\nIf Oracle opts to bolster its fast-growing global data center network —now in 36 regions and counting — the Kansas City region presents no shortage of options.\nIn south Kansas City, two of the 11 remaining phases of Cerner's Innovations Campus call for 120,000-square-foot data centers. With the transfer of Cerner's approved incentives package, Oracle could tap up to $33.8 million in public dollars for those phases, from city and state tax increment financing and economic activity tax revenues, if it activated the requisite project areas by Oct. 10, 2023.\nIn the Northland,$8.2 billion in incentives approved earlier this year for the 766-acre Golden Plains Technology Park may pique Oracle's interest. 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