US EditionUS Tech Giants Companies Plan Large Job Cuts as Artificial Intelligence Costs Rise
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Microsoft has launched a voluntary redundancy program in the United States alongside its growing investment in artificial intelligence. The initiative, which includes options such as early retirement for long-term employees, aims to streamline its structure without resorting to immediate mass layoffs. The company is allocating billions to infrastructure… Source
Grantees to Meta and Microsoft: Thousands of employees would be released, on the basis of increased investments in AI Grantees to Meta and Microsoft: Thousands of employees would be released, on the basis of increased investments in AI Meta Platforms and Microsoft announced, on Thursday, April 23, 2026, new redundancies and restructuring measures, in the context of adjusting their operations after increased investments in artificial intelligence…
US tech giants companies plan large job cuts as artificial intelligence costs rise
Two major United States technology companies, Meta and Microsoft, are preparing to reduce thousands of jobs as they deal with rising costs linked to heavy spending on artificial intelligence systems. Together, the planned changes could affect up to 16,000 workers, according to reports based on company documents and internal messages. The changes come at a time when both companies are investing large amounts of money in building advanced computer…
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