Oracle Corporation has reportedly laid off around 30,000 employees in a major global restructuring move, affecting nearly 18% of its workforce. According to reports, many employees were informed through early morning emails and quickly lost access to company systems, highlighting the sudden nature of the decision. The layoffs are part of Oracle’s broader strategy to focus on artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure, with increased investments in AI-driven data centers aimed at reducing operational costs. The impact has been widespread, with workers in countries including the United States, India, Mexico, and Canada affected, while India is said to be among the hardest-hit regions. The move has sparked concern across the tech industry, with many employees expressing shock and raising questions about job security as companies accelerate the shift toward AI and automation.