Oracle to cut 3,000 jobs in India, while Microsoft places 400-500 India employees on performance improvement plans
Oracle's job cuts are part of a broader reduction pattern, with its headcount shrinking by 21,000 (13%) in the fiscal year ending May 31, to approximately 141,000. The company attributed part of this to AI adoption and financial strain from its AI data center buildout, which drove fiscal 2026 capital expenditure to $55.7 billion, resulting in a $23.7 billion cash outflow. To cover costs, Oracle raised $43 billion in debt and $5 billion from stock sales. Microsoft's PIP initiative affects about 2% of its India workforce and is part of a worldwide program. Oracle's stock rose about 5% on the news of the layoffs.
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