Microsoft’s AI future has fewer jobs
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to approximately 60,000 employees to reduce operating costs and prioritize AI infrastructure investment.
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Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to approximately 60,000 employees to reduce operating costs and prioritize AI infrastructure investment.
Amazon has cut up to 250 jobs within its devices and services unit, primarily affecting software developers.
Innodata laid off nearly 550 employees in India, approximately 5% of its global workforce, citing a business assignment wind-down rather than performance issues.
Major tech firms including Microsoft, Google, Oracle and Meta are conducting mass layoffs globally affecting around 2 lakh workers as they restructure to prioritize AI investment and boost margins.
eBay announced a second round of layoffs in 2024, cutting approximately 9% of staff (around 1,000 jobs) as the company focuses on fastest-growing business areas.
Qualcomm is implementing performance-based layoffs globally as the chipmaker refocuses on AI data center and edge computing markets.
Qualcomm is cutting jobs globally as part of a restructuring to strengthen performance culture and address areas where the company has underperformed expectations.
Seattle ag-tech startup Carbon Robotics, known for its AI-powered laser-weeding machines, has reduced its workforce citing economic pressures, despite raising $20M last year and exceeding $100M in revenue.
Netflix cut 6% of its workforce (roughly 1,000 employees) with heaviest reductions in product, tech, legal and HR teams as it struggles with slowing growth and engagement.