Oracle America, Inc.

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Pending contract for software licensing

Denver City Council approved two contracts on Nov. 2, 2026, worth $9.66 million, to upgrade radio encryption at Denver International Airport. The contracts with Dailey and Wells Communications cover L3Harris radio hardware, software, and support through 2028, including a one-time purchase to implement modern encryption and over-the-air rekeying.

Updated Yesterday

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As of October 2026: Restructuring workforce amid AI shift

Oracle has now laid off more than 2,500 workers in the US as part of an AI-driven restructuring that began in August 2025. The latest round, filed with Washington state on September 14, cuts 359 jobs, including software developers, infrastructure engineers, program managers and directors, with separations starting November 13. Oracle says its two Seattle offices stay open.

Updated Oct 5