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Oracle has reportedly initiated a massive global layoff affecting between 20,000 and 30,000 employees roughly 18% of its total workforce. The cuts are widely attributed to a strategic shift where the company is redirecting billions of dollars toward artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and data center expansion. 🎥 Katile!

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