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Nimish Maheshwari

Market & Forensics Analyst

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<li>Oracle eliminated up to 30,000 jobs globally on March 31, 2026, its largest-ever layoff, affecting roughly 18% of its workforce.</li>
<li>Oracle frees $8–10B in cash flow for AI infrastructure; broader IT sector faces a structural shift from headcount to compute capital.</li>
<li>AI is permanently reshaping IT employment economics, companies converting wages into GPU clusters will likely dominate the next technology cycle.</li>
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Oracle eliminated up to 30,000 jobs globally on March 31, 2026, its largest-ever layoff, affecting roughly 18% of its workforce.
Oracle frees $8–10B in cash flow for AI infrastructure; broader IT sector faces a structural shift from headcount to compute capital.
AI is permanently reshaping IT employment economics, companies converting wages into GPU clusters will likely dominate the next technology cycle.


Oracle's 30,000-Person Layoff: AI's Is Reshaping the IT Sector?

Japanese Equity Specialist, Ortus Advisors

Andrew Jackson

Japanese Equity Specialist

Ortus Advisors

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<li>Intel buying back its Irish fab stake sets a positive tone for Lasertec and TEL at the open.</li>
<li>Socionext, Kokusai and Softbank all oversold yesterday and looking like buys given improving memory sentiment.</li>
<li>Further upside for the space sector after SpaceX increased IPO valuation to $2trn as well as the news that Amazon is looking to acquire satellite group Globalstar for $9bn.</li>
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Intel buying back its Irish fab stake sets a positive tone for Lasertec and TEL at the open.
Socionext, Kokusai and Softbank all oversold yesterday and looking like buys given improving memory sentiment.
Further upside for the space sector after SpaceX increased IPO valuation to $2trn as well as the news that Amazon is looking to acquire satellite group Globalstar for $9bn.


Japan Morning Connection: US Recovers After a Shaky Asia Tape and Space Names Continue to Fly

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<li>Softbank set to gap and run with ARM +10.5% and OpenAI reaching a $850bn valuation.</li>
<li>Aehr Test +23% on a major new data center customer, a positive read for Advantest, Micronics and Teraprobe after heavy selling last week.</li>
<li>Upside for airlines on the prospect for lower oil and increased travel.</li>
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Softbank set to gap and run with ARM +10.5% and OpenAI reaching a $850bn valuation.
Aehr Test +23% on a major new data center customer, a positive read for Advantest, Micronics and Teraprobe after heavy selling last week.
Upside for airlines on the prospect for lower oil and increased travel.


Japan Morning Connection: Iran Heads to the Negotiating Table Sending Markets Sharply Higher

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<li>Google research touting a new memory compression technique exacerbated rotation out of memory names with Micron -18% and Sandisk -10% for the week.</li>
<li>Wafer names shrugging off the memory panic with Soitec and Siltronic higher with Sumco and Shin-Etsu set to follow.</li>
<li>SpaceX IPO buzz sent space names surging. QPS, Synspective and Astroscale all set for more upside today.</li>
</ul>


Google research touting a new memory compression technique exacerbated rotation out of memory names with Micron -18% and Sandisk -10% for the week.
Wafer names shrugging off the memory panic with Soitec and Siltronic higher with Sumco and Shin-Etsu set to follow.
SpaceX IPO buzz sent space names surging. QPS, Synspective and Astroscale all set for more upside today.


Japan Morning Connection: Kioxia Running Out of Steam as Memory Rotation Gathers Pace

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<li>QD Laser (6613 JP) was +7.15% yesterday but may continue to get a lift with US optical/phonetic related names outperforming.</li>
<li>A dour tone for Fujitsu Ltd (6702 JP) and NEC Corp (6701 JP) etc, especially with a switch to a more risk-on footing in the wings.</li>
<li>Oil and gas infra names did better overnight, so may get a follow through for Chiyoda Corp (6366 JP) and Jgc Corp (1963 JP).</li>
</ul>


QD Laser (6613 JP) was +7.15% yesterday but may continue to get a lift with US optical/phonetic related names outperforming.
A dour tone for Fujitsu Ltd (6702 JP) and NEC Corp (6701 JP) etc, especially with a switch to a more risk-on footing in the wings.
Oil and gas infra names did better overnight, so may get a follow through for Chiyoda Corp (6366 JP) and Jgc Corp (1963 JP).


Japan Morning Connection: Fading Oil Sets a Positive Tone for Risk-On Tech, Airlines and Shippers

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SoftBank Group Corp. provides telecommunication services. The Company also operates ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) and fiber optic high-speed Internet connection, e-Commerce businesses, and Internet based advertising and auction businesses.

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Oracle's 30,000-Person Layoff: AI's Is Reshaping the IT Sector?

Oracle's massive layoff of up to 30,000 employees on March 31, 2026, signals a shift in the IT sector towards AI infrastructure and compute...

Nimish Maheshwari

Japan Morning Connection: US Recovers After a Shaky Asia Tape and Space Names Continue to Fly

Japan's space names gave back gains in yesterday's selloff but set to recover with SpaceX upping its IPO target to $2 trillion.

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: Iran Heads to the Negotiating Table Sending Markets Sharply Higher

Japan set for a positive open as Iran deal hopes send oil lower and markets anticipate a return to normal travel and shipping through the Straits.

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: Kioxia Running Out of Steam as Memory Rotation Gathers Pace

Memory rotation deepens as Google's compression research spooks the market. Softbank still has room to run on ARM's AI chip. SpaceX IPO buzz keeps...

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: Fading Oil Sets a Positive Tone for Risk-On Tech, Airlines and Shippers

Oil fading at the open sets a positive tone for risk on tech, airlines and shippers, while optical names continue to surge on data center order...

Andrew Jackson

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Oracle's 30,000-Person Layoff: AI's Is Reshaping the IT Sector?

​Oracle's massive layoff of up to 30,000 employees on March 31, 2026, signals a shift in the IT sector towards AI infrastructure and compute...

Nimish Maheshwari

Japan Morning Connection: US Recovers After a Shaky Asia Tape and Space Names Continue to Fly

Japan's space names gave back gains in yesterday's selloff but set to recover with SpaceX upping its IPO target to $2 trillion.

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: Iran Heads to the Negotiating Table Sending Markets Sharply Higher

Japan set for a positive open as Iran deal hopes send oil lower and markets anticipate a return to normal travel and shipping through the Straits.

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: Kioxia Running Out of Steam as Memory Rotation Gathers Pace

Memory rotation deepens as Google's compression research spooks the market. Softbank still has room to run on ARM's AI chip. SpaceX IPO buzz keeps...

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: Fading Oil Sets a Positive Tone for Risk-On Tech, Airlines and Shippers

Oil fading at the open sets a positive tone for risk on tech, airlines and shippers, while optical names continue to surge on data center order...

Andrew Jackson

Oracle's massive layoff of up to 30,000 employees on March 31, 2026, signals a shift in the IT sector towards AI infrastructure and compute...