Oracle has cut over 150 Seattle-based cloud division jobs amid a cost-focused restructuring tied to its AI infrastructure push. While shifting hiring to Tennessee, the tech giant continues strong cloud growth,

Amid sweeping job cuts by Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta, Oracle has become the latest tech giant to trim its workforce, laying off more than 150 employees from its cloud division

The cuts mirror cost-control measures across big tech: Microsoft has cut roughly 15,000 roles this year, while Amazon and Meta have also pared staff. For Oracle, the challenge will be balancing ongoing investment to capture AI demand with maintaining operational efficiency as it scales data-centre commitments.