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F5 Reports Q4 Revenue of US$917M and Oracle Cloud Deal
If F5 maintains software demand and execution on its cloud security integrations, watch as models incorporate longer-term growth targets and valuation scenarios.
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F5, Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIV) reported fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 revenue of US$917.43 million alongside full-year revenue of US$3.42 billion on Thursday, October 29, 2026. The results accompanied a planned collaboration with Oracle to integrate web application and API protection into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
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F5, Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIV) reported fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 revenue of US$917.43 million and full-year revenue of US$3.42 billion on Thursday, October 29, 2026, alongside a planned collaboration with Oracle to bring its security offerings into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
### Tape / Session Read F5 highlighted recent client traction, including the Telenor AI Factory selecting F5 BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes to support sovereign AI services. This deployment places F5 security and traffic management directly inside large cloud and AI infrastructure environments.
### Why This Lane Matters The integration into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and adoption by sovereign AI builders highlight how traffic control and application security remain central as workloads scale across multi-cloud and AI architectures. Execution centers on maintaining demand for higher-value software while balancing capital return programs.
### Money Play - If F5 maintains software demand and execution on its cloud security integrations, watch $FFIV+WL as models incorporate longer-term growth targets and valuation scenarios.
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cloud security infrastructure
F5 made good money in its latest quarter and teamed up with Oracle to offer its security tools in the cloud. People who invest money care because this shows the company can grow by working with big cloud providers.
What changed
F5 posted Q4 revenue of US$917.43 million and announced an integration partnership with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Who wins / who loses
Cloud security software providers and infrastructure partners benefit, while legacy standalone hardware security vendors face competitive pressure.
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Oracle is partnering with F5, which helps make Oracle's cloud services more secure and attractive to big clients.
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