Oracle has debuted renderings of its planned campus in Nashville, Tenn., the Tennessean reported.
The software giant said in 2024 it would relocate its global headquarters from Austin, Texas, to Nashville, to be nearer to an epicenter of the healthcare business, with the project estimated to cost as much as $2 billion. Oracle bought EHR vendor Cerner in 2022 for $28.4 billion, redubbing it Oracle Health.
The new images comprise a pedestrian bridge connecting two Nashville neighborhoods, walking paths and an expanded public park area, according to the Oct. 8 article. Oracle is awaiting approval of a rezoning request before beginning construction.
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