The job cuts made headlines. But the bigger story is what's funding them.

Oracle shed 13% of its workforce while spending $55.7 billion on data centres. Its SEC filing explicitly cites AI adoption as the cause of job losses.

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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claims it has targeted an Oracle data center in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, according to Iranian state media. The alleged strike comes only two days ...

Oracle Corp. has begun layoffs that could affect thousands of employees to cut costs amid heavy debt-funded spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure. The Austin-based cloud computing company ...

Employees across the US, India, Canada, and Mexico woke up on 31 March to termination emails from “Oracle Leadership” with no prior warning. TD Cowen estimates the cuts will affect 18% of Oracle’s 162 ...

Oracle is joining a growing wave of tech companies cutting jobs as they pour billions into artificial intelligence. This morning, the company began implementing sweeping layoffs across multiple ...

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Oracle has two magic words for investors concerned with the company's aggressive data center spending: fast and cheap. Shares of the cloud giant rose as much as 10% on Tuesday after it surpassed ...