Oracle Cuts 3,000 Jobs in India While Microsoft Places 500 Staff on PIPs Amid AI Shift | 📲 LatestLY

Oracle Cuts 3,000 Jobs in India While Microsoft Places 500 Staff on PIPs Amid AI Shift | 📲 LatestLY

Oracle plans to cut around 3,000 jobs in India, while Microsoft has placed about 500 local employees on PIPs. These workforce adjustments reflect a broader industry shift as companies reallocate budgets from legacy roles to emerging artificial intelligence skills. The concurrent measures across both enterprises underscore a broader transition within the enterprise technology landscape. 📲 Oracle Cuts 3,000 Jobs in India While Microsoft Places 50…

India’s tech workforce gets another jolt: Oracle is cutting around 3,000 jobs while Microsoft puts about 500 employees on PIPs as companies shift budgets towards newer skills

Global tech giant Microsoft has put around 500 employees in India on performance improvement plans (PIPs), while Oracle is preparing to cut roughly 3,000 jobs in the country as technology companies reorganise their workforces and redirect spending towards newer areas.

Oracle Plans to Cut 3,000 India Jobs the Same Month Microsoft Puts 500 on Notice

Oracle is reportedly moving to cut close to 3,000 jobs in India around September 1 or 15, right as its new fiscal quarter opens, following a fiscal-year headcount drop of 21,000 that the company partly blamed on AI adoption. Microsoft, meanwhile, has put roughly 500 India employees, about 2% of its India workforce, on performance improvement plans, giving the AI-versus-headcount story its clearest real numbers yet.