Enterprise SaaS · United States
Oracle layoffs
Oracle has announced job cuts 4 times since May 2023. Where it gave numbers, they add up to 3,359 jobs. The latest was in Sep 2026: 359 jobs.
Latest event: Sep 2026

People affected
3K
Across tracked announcements
Announcements
4
May 2023 → Sep 2026
AI-attributed
11%
Of affected people
The short version
- Biggest round: May 2023, 3,000 jobs.
- 2 of the 4 rounds were tied to AI by the company or credible reporting.
- That is the 5th largest total among the 47 Enterprise SaaS employers we track.
- We track 227 employers in United States with layoffs since 2022.
Hiring elsewhere in Enterprise SaaS
Every round, newest first
- −359AI · likely
Filed a WARN notice for 359 employees in Washington state, mostly engineering and product roles at its two Seattle offices and remote staff, with a last day of November 13.
Source: GeekWire
- −UndisclosedAI · likely
Began cutting thousands of jobs on March 31 without giving a number, as it ramped up spending on AI data centers; its headcount fell by about 21,000 over the fiscal year to May 31.
Source: CNBC
- −Undisclosed
Oracle cut jobs in its cloud infrastructure unit, with teams in the US, India and Canada affected; the company did not comment and the total was not disclosed.
Source: DatacenterDynamics
- −3,000
Oracle reportedly laid off staff at Cerner, the health records company it acquired in 2022.
About the figure: Figure from media reports; Oracle did not confirm a number.
Source: Outlook Business
Common questions about Oracle
- How many people has Oracle laid off?
- We have tracked 4 rounds of cuts at Oracle since May 2023. The rounds with a stated headcount add up to 3,359 jobs. Some rounds gave no number, so the real total is higher.
- When was the latest Oracle layoff?
- Sep 2026: 359 jobs. Filed a WARN notice for 359 employees in Washington state, mostly engineering and product roles at its two Seattle offices and remote staff, with a last day of November 13.
- Did Oracle blame AI for its layoffs?
- Yes, for some rounds. We count a cut as AI-related only when the company said so or credible reporting made the link.
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