Oracle plans to bid for the Israel Innovation Authority tender to build Israel's supercomputer, after talks with Google and Amazon failed. The tender, which has been re-issued by the Innovation Authority, aims to build a supercomputer that would allow academia and tech companies to undertake exceptional AI calculations and simulations. Google did not bid in the tender due to a lack of economic viability, while Amazon bid but did not proceed to the final stages. The tender's strict specifications and lack of flexibility make it more suitable for local integration companies rather than cloud providers.