Technology company Oracle has reduced its workforce in India to an estimated 27,000 employees. This decline is part of the company's efforts to trim routine jobs and redirect spending toward artificial intelligence infrastructure. The workforce had previously been estimated at close to 50,000.
Successive rounds of layoffs have contributed to this decline, with the first round occurring in April 2026. Further cuts followed in September.
For more information on the layoffs and their impact, further details are available from the source.
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