Oracle Plans Another Layoff Round Potentially Affecting 7,000–10,000 Jobs
NewsData.io · United States · Sep 2, 2026
Oracle is reportedly planning another significant round of layoffs that could impact between 7,000 and 10,000 employees globally, with cuts expected around September. This follows the company's disclosure of 21,000 job eliminations over the 12 months ending May 31, reducing its global workforce by 13% to roughly 141,000. The cuts are driven by Oracle's heavy capital investment in AI infrastructure and cloud data centers, with the company having spent approximately $1.8 billion on severance and restructuring expenses in its last fiscal year. Staffing firms and recruiters should anticipate an influx of displaced Oracle talent, particularly senior technical and cloud professionals.
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