Meta (META) and Microsoft (MSFT) Announce Over 20,000 Job Cuts
Published on Β· Source: cnbc.com

AI Summary
Summarized by AI from the source belowMeta (META) plans to lay off approximately 8,000 employees, about 10% of its workforce, beginning on May 20. Microsoft (MSFT) also revealed significant job cuts, contributing to over 20,000 potential layoffs across both companies. These actions are part of efforts to improve efficiency amid rising AI demands and a need to adjust post-pandemic staffing. In total, more than 92,000 tech workers have been laid off in 2023, with the cumulative layoffs since 2020 nearing 900,000. This reflects a broader shift in labor dynamics as companies integrate AI technologies.
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About Meta Platforms Inc. (META)
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Earlier META news
- Trump threatens UK with tariffs over 2% tech tax on companies
- Meta (META) to Cut 8,000 Jobs Amid $135 Billion AI Investment
- Meta (META) to Lay Off 10% of Workforce, Impacting 8,000 Jobs
- Meta (META) Plans $135 Billion AI Spending with Job Cuts
- Investor Bill Baruch buys ARM for AI chips and Meta deal benefits
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