Welcome back to Next-Gen Console Watch! This week Ryan and Max try and make sense of the latest round of layoffs fro ...

After cutting over 15,000 jobs this year, Microsoft is now urging its remaining workforce to sharpen their AI capabilities.

Last week’s jobs numbers may have shown a drop in the number of pink slips hitting workers’ desks in May, but don’t be fooled ...

New reports point to multiple Halo projects in development and a tense atmosphere, hampered by Microsoft management.

As reports of layoffs by IT majors like Microsoft, IBM, and Intel paint a grim picture of the IT sector, Indian major Tata ...

In recent years, like many other big technology firms, Microsoft has refocused its business towards developing AI, and this week the firm has announced it's slashing 9,000 jobs. A large chunk of these ...

Microsoft is urging its remaining workforce to enhance their AI skills after significant layoffs impacting over 15,000 ...

Indeed and Glassdoor are cutting roughly 1,300 jobs, as their parent company, the Japan-based Recruit Holdings, learns ...

The optics of Microsoft’s recent moves couldn’t be any worse, as it lays off chunks of the workforce whilst filing for visa requests.

Recruit Holdings plans to cut 1,300 jobs across Indeed and Glassdoor amid a strategic pivot towards AI. Recruit Holdings, the Japanese parent company of job sites Indeed and Glassdoor, is set to ...

Microsoft President Brad Smith says recent layoffs were not directly tied to the burgeoning investment in artificial intelligence.

Microsoft is doubling down on artificial intelligence as both a cost-saving engine and growth enabler. A recent Bloomberg report revealed that the tech giant saved more than $500 million last year in ...