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Oracle is planning to cut between 20,000 and 30,000 jobs as it seeks to free up as much as $10 billion in cash flow to fund a major expansion of its AI data centres, according to a report by CIO citing research from investment bank TD Cowen.

The report said Oracle is also considering selling some business activities as U.S. banks pull back from financing the company’s AI data centre buildout.

TD Cowen noted that both equity and debt investors have raised concerns about Oracle’s ability to finance the expansion, prompting lenders to step away in recent weeks.

According to the research cited by CIO, the planned layoffs could generate between $8 billion and $10 billion in free cash flow.

The financing pressure comes as Oracle pursues aggressive data centre growth, with TD Cowen estimating the company would require about $156 billion in capital expenditure to support its expansion plans.


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