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Oracle Plans To Lay Off 20,000 To 30,000 Employees: Report
Oracle expects to raise $45 billion to $50 billion in 2026 to build additional capacity for its cloud infrastructure.
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Oracle Reportedly Considering 30,000 Job Cuts to Fund AI Data Centre Expansion
Oracle is reportedly considering cutting between 20,000 and 30,000 jobs to fund its artificial intelligence (AI) data centre buildout. As per the report, several US banks have backed out of funding the company’s ambitious plans to build AI data centres after raising questions about the company’s ability to handle such a large-scale project.
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Viral: Indian Woman Quits Rs 30 LPA Job To Become A Full-Time Travel Vlogger
The travel vlogger Vanathi S shared the hardships of quitting a high-paying job to pursue her passion.
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The Washington Post Says It Was Impacted By Cyber Breach Of Oracle Software
The Washington Post said it is among victims of a sweeping cyber breach tied to Oracle software.
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Bengaluru Engineer's Side Hustle As Rapido Driver Sparks Discussion On Loneliness In Tech Industry
The post recounts the story of a Bengaluru-based Oracle software engineer who moonlights as a Rapido bike driver.
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Kohli And Sharma Out, Memes In: Netravalkar Becomes Cricket's Latest Social Media Hero
Saurabh Netravalkar, the Indian-born American cricketer and Oracle software engineer, has become a social media sensation during the T20 World Cup.
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Ukraine Crisis: Will Big Tech Cloud Companies Cut Off Russia?
Ukraine has urged cloud-computing and software giants including Microsoft and SAP to cut off Russia to stop Moscow's invasion.
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Salesforce Says Will See Strong Cloud Demand Due to Hybrid Work, Beats Market Expectations for Q2 Earnings
Salesforce signalled the shift to hybrid work would keep demand for its cloud-based software strong in the third quarter, after trumping market expectations for earnings in the May-July period.
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Google Backed Over Oracle by US Supreme Court in Major Copyright Case
The US Supreme Court handed Google a major victory, ruling that its use of Oracle's software code to build the Android operating system that runs most of the world's smartphones did not violate federal copyright law.
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Google, Oracle's Decade-Long Copyright Battle Heads Up to US Supreme Court
A decade-old legal battle between Silicon Valley giants Oracle and Google over software rights moves to the Supreme Court Wednesday, in a case with enormous implications for copyright in the digital era.
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Oracle Plans To Lay Off 20,000 To 30,000 Employees: Report
Oracle expects to raise $45 billion to $50 billion in 2026 to build additional capacity for its cloud infrastructure.
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Oracle Reportedly Considering 30,000 Job Cuts to Fund AI Data Centre Expansion
Oracle is reportedly considering cutting between 20,000 and 30,000 jobs to fund its artificial intelligence (AI) data centre buildout. As per the report, several US banks have backed out of funding the company’s ambitious plans to build AI data centres after raising questions about the company’s ability to handle such a large-scale project.
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Viral: Indian Woman Quits Rs 30 LPA Job To Become A Full-Time Travel Vlogger
The travel vlogger Vanathi S shared the hardships of quitting a high-paying job to pursue her passion.
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The Washington Post Says It Was Impacted By Cyber Breach Of Oracle Software
The Washington Post said it is among victims of a sweeping cyber breach tied to Oracle software.
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Bengaluru Engineer's Side Hustle As Rapido Driver Sparks Discussion On Loneliness In Tech Industry
The post recounts the story of a Bengaluru-based Oracle software engineer who moonlights as a Rapido bike driver.
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Kohli And Sharma Out, Memes In: Netravalkar Becomes Cricket's Latest Social Media Hero
Saurabh Netravalkar, the Indian-born American cricketer and Oracle software engineer, has become a social media sensation during the T20 World Cup.
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Ukraine Crisis: Will Big Tech Cloud Companies Cut Off Russia?
Ukraine has urged cloud-computing and software giants including Microsoft and SAP to cut off Russia to stop Moscow's invasion.
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Salesforce Says Will See Strong Cloud Demand Due to Hybrid Work, Beats Market Expectations for Q2 Earnings
Salesforce signalled the shift to hybrid work would keep demand for its cloud-based software strong in the third quarter, after trumping market expectations for earnings in the May-July period.
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Google Backed Over Oracle by US Supreme Court in Major Copyright Case
The US Supreme Court handed Google a major victory, ruling that its use of Oracle's software code to build the Android operating system that runs most of the world's smartphones did not violate federal copyright law.
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Google, Oracle's Decade-Long Copyright Battle Heads Up to US Supreme Court
A decade-old legal battle between Silicon Valley giants Oracle and Google over software rights moves to the Supreme Court Wednesday, in a case with enormous implications for copyright in the digital era.
