Software - Infrastructure

Cellebrite underwent restructuring and organizational adjustments following its $170 million acquisition of Corellium. This strategic move aims to align roles and capabilities with the company's new vision, expanding its digital forensic capabilities into virtualization and moving beyond traditional physical device extraction methods. The layoffs are a proactive decision to adapt to evolving technological objectives and integrate Corellium's advanced Arm-based virtualization software, rather than a response to financial distress.

Following its acquisition by Austin private equity firm Haveli Investments for $1.5 billion, which took the company private, Couchbase initiated a post-acquisition restructuring and streamlining of operations to adapt to the changing market landscape and achieve operational efficiency.

Part of a comprehensive restructuring plan approved on November 9, 2025, following the completion of its $35 billion cash-and-stock acquisition of Ansys. This strategic move is designed to streamline operations, enhance business efficiencies, and allow Synopsys to invest in key growth opportunities and higher-growth sectors, particularly as artificial intelligence reshapes the industry. The restructuring also addresses missed Wall Street's third-quarter revenue expectations and includes a global site strategy with certain site closures. The majority of workforce reductions are anticipated to occur in fiscal year 2026, with the plan substantially completed by the end of fiscal year 2027.

Part of its $1.6 billion restructuring plan

Oracle eliminated over 3,000 jobs globally in August-September 2025, with significant cuts in the United States, India, the Philippines, and Canada. WARN Act filings revealed specific U.S. cuts including 187 in Redwood City, 36 in Pleasanton, 31 in Santa Clara, and 262 in Seattle. This preceded the larger November restructuring announcement.