TCS, Microsoft, Intel, Google, Amazon, and Meta have all slashed jobs, impacting tens of thousands. But this time, it's not just the market, it’s automation, AI, and a new way of working.

Both large-cap and startups are trimming their workforce as the growing demand for investment and strengthening in AI becomes ...

Intel said it has yet to land “significant” customers for its Intel Foundry business, warning that it may abandon development ...

Three senior executives in Intel's manufacturing operations are set to retire, Intel told Reuters, as new CEO Lip-Bu Tan ...

Intel statements and disclosure raise "existential questions on Intel's long-term pursuit of technology" that are "now front ...

The layoffs were done to impacted employees through a pre-recorded video message from Cannon-Brookes, a method that has drawn ...

Layoffgaurd also revealed that employees often face miscalculated severance pay and gratuity payment delays. Industry ...

The Intel share is up just 2% for the year. It has lagged far behind rivals, as AI darling Nvidia has jumped 30% while AMD ...

The storied chipmaker cut management layers by half and plans to reduce its overall workforce by 15% amid a broader austerity ...

Intel, Microsoft, Amazon, HPE, Meta, and NetApp were among the top companies in terms of tech layoffs in the first half of ...

According to recent WARN notices, Intel also increased its planned layoffs in Arizona, California, Oregon, and Texas. The ...

"year of layoffs" — it's something far deeper. From TCS to Microsoft, Intel to Panasonic, thousands are losing jobs. But the ...