Oracle and Intel Report Information Technology Job Cuts

Oracle and Intel disclose Information Technology layoffs on Sept. 23–24, 2026

Oracle Corporation and Intel Corporation reported workforce reductions affecting Information Technology roles in filings and internal documents made public around Sept. 23–24, 2026.

Reported layoffs

• Oracle Corporation — 546 employees

  According to reporting by Business Today, People Matters - HR News, Storyboard18, a leaked internal document shows Oracle Corporation cut 546 employees in its America Cloud Infrastructure organization. The document, which listed roles and ages used for severance eligibility, attributed roughly 57 of the cuts to software developer III roles and noted program manager and other management roles were also affected. The file reported about 41 terminations in the data centre support services division and indicated a portion of those impacted were aged 60 or older.

• Intel Corporation — 104 employees (reported across multiple filings)

  Multiple WARN filings and notices list separate Intel reductions that total 104 roles. Per a California WARN filing reported by the New York Post, Intel Corporation filed on Sept. 18 for permanent layoffs that will eliminate 52 manufacturing positions in Santa Clara, California, with Sept. 30 identified as the last day of work. The filing named affected sites including the Robert Noyce Building corporate headquarters (22 employees), SC-12 (24 employees), SC-9 (5 employees) and SC-11 (1 employee).

  Additional WARN submissions reported to state regulators list further Intel reductions of 24, 22, 5, and 1 employees respectively; those notices were filed with state regulators, according to a WARN filing noted in the records.

Timing and documentation

The Oracle reductions were reported via the internal document covered by the named outlets; the Intel actions are documented by state WARN filings, including a California notice that specifies Sept. 30 as the last day for the Santa Clara roles.

Closing

Together the reported actions account for 650 employees affected across the six reported records in the Information Technology sector during the Sept. 23–24, 2026 reporting window. The details above are drawn from the cited WARN filings and news reports named in the available records.