Oracle has stepped up preparations to cut jobs over the coming months, as it credits AI with driving efficiencies in its team and conserves cash to fund its costly push into data centres. The database ...

March 5 (Reuters) - Enterprise software company Oracle is planning thousands of job cuts as it faces a cash crunch from a ...

Oracle reportedly planning massive layoffs involving thousands of employees as AI spending creates cash crunch. Job cuts ...

The expanded fund, disclosed in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission following Oracle's quarterly earnings report, has heightened concerns that the company's restructuring ...

Despite operating in a different league than traditional Big Tech giants, Oracle has heavily invested in the AI-driven future of computing and cloud services. The Austin-based ...

Oracle proved most analysts wrong as the company posted strong quarterly results. The company's Q3 FY2026 results surpassed ...

Big Red reckons paying for datacenters is easy when you have half a trillion dollars of cloud orders on the books Oracle says AI code generation tools have become so efficient, and it is so good at ...

Oracle is looking to smaller and more agile development teams to deliver more, faster, executives said during its latest ...

Oracle on Tuesday predicted that the AI data ​center boom will power its revenue above Wall Street estimates well into 2027, sending its shares up 8.3% in extended trading.

Oracle is reportedly preparing for significant job cuts in the coming months, with a substantial increase in restructuring funds to $2.1 billion signaling potential layoffs. This move comes as ...

Oracle's Q3 earnings showed 15% HCM growth and 1,000-plus AI agents live in applications, but no word on the rumored layoffs.

Oracle shares surged about 10 per cent before the bell on Wednesday after the software giant's upbeat revenue forecast calmed worries over faster returns from its hefty spending on artificial ...