Oracle plans thousands of job cuts as data center costs rise, Bloomberg News reports
Oracle will cut thousands of jobs globally to fund a $45 billion to $50 billion AI data center expansion, causing cash flow to remain negative until 2030, Bloomberg reported.
- Oracle plans thousands of job cuts as it faces costs from expanding data centers for AI services.
- The layoffs will impact divisions across Oracle and may be implemented as soon as this month.
- Oracle had around 162,000 full-time employees as of May 31, 2025, and employs around 900 workers in Ireland.
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