Oracle may cut thousands of jobs as rising data centre and AI infrastructure costs pressure technology companies expanding cloud computing capabilities.
Amazon has confirmed plans to cut about 16,000 roles globally as part of a restructuring effort aimed at streamlining operations and refocusing on key growth areas.
Salesforce executives acknowledge challenges in AI-led automation following workforce reductions, highlighting the limits of replacing human roles with AI agents.
HP plans workforce reduction of up to 6,000 jobs through 2028 while ramping up investment in AI-driven products and restructuring operations.
Cybersecurity firm Deepwatch lays off employees as it restructures operations to focus on AI driven automation and long term efficiency.
Amazon begins a major restructuring with up to 30,000 job cuts as AI reshapes roles, streamlines operations, and accelerates its next phase of growth.
Meta announces layoffs affecting 600 employees in its AI division as part of a major restructuring and renewed focus on strategic priorities.
Google Cloud has laid off 100 employees from design and research teams as it shifts resources to AI infrastructure and future-focused projects.
xAI lays off 500 employees as Elon Musk shifts focus from generalist roles to specialized AI trainers for Grok, aiming for expert-driven model accuracy.
Oracle lays off 3,000+ employees worldwide as it restructures to focus on AI and cloud services, reflecting wider tech industry shifts amid automation and cost pressures.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff raises concerns over CEOs blaming AI for mass layoffs, urging responsible deployment and transparency as businesses rapidly adopt generative AI tools.
AI startup Krutrim, backed by Ola’s Bhavish Aggarwal, lays off over 100 employees in its second round of job cuts within six months, citing a pivot toward leaner, more agile teams.
A wave of AI-driven layoffs is sweeping through the tech industry, with several high-profile companies announcing job cuts in the span of just a few days.
