Microsoft has laid off employees worldwide, with a surprising majority being software engineers and developers. As AI begins to write more of Microsoft's code, human coders are facing the axe.

A tighter labor market and lower corporate tolerance has stifled employee input on controversies over company policy, AI ...

A wave of AI-driven layoffs is sweeping through the tech industry, with several high-profile companies announcing job cuts in ...

In comparison, 2024 saw around 1,50,000 job cuts across 549 companies. In May 2025, big tech companies Amazon, Google, and ...

Still, these cuts come after CEO Satya Nadella said last month that up to 30% of the company’s code was now written by AI .

Whether AI is the reason or the rationale, the results are clear: the tech world is changing rapidly, and tens of thousands ...

The technology company, headquartered in Washington, is cutting 122 workers in Silicon Valley. The layoffs heavily affected ...

Microsoft will reduce its workforce by 3%. This affects about 7,000 employees globally. The company aims to streamline ...

Microsoft is laying off approximately 6,000 employees, around 3% of its global workforce, as CNBC reports, marking the latest ...

Amazon is cutting about 100 jobs in its Devices & Services division, which includes Alexa and Echo, as part of a broader tech ...

Microsoft announces layoffs affecting 3% of its workforce while investing over $80 billion in AI infrastructure ...

Microsoft is laying off over 6,000 employees, its biggest job cut after 2023. What's behind this move, and what does it ...