Software engineers among hardest hit in latest Cisco layoffs
More than 200 Cisco workers across the San Francisco Bay area will be cut
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Cyber experts issue warning over new phishing kit that proxies real login pagesNews The Starkiller package offers monthly framework updates and documentation, meaning no technical ability is needed
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Microsoft hails advances in glass data storageNews Project Silica uses lasers to encode data into borosilicate glass, where it stays stable for thousands of years
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Business leaders are using AI as a “license to reduce headcount” – new Morgan Stanley research lays bare the impact on UK workersNews Analysis of five sectors highlights an "early warning sign" of AI’s impact on jobs
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Cisco looks to showcase “unique value” with revamped 360 Partner ProgramNews Cisco has unveiled a revamped partner framework to help partners capitalize on growing AI-driven customer demand
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A new study claims AI will destroy 10.4 million roles in the US by 2030, more than the number of jobs lost in the Great Recession – but analysts still insist there won’t be a ‘jobs apocalypse’News A frantic push to automate roles with AI could come back to haunt many enterprises, according to Forrester
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Businesses aren't laying off staff because of AI, they're using it as an excuse to distract from 'weak demand or excessive hiring'News It's sexier to say AI caused redundancies than it is to admit the economy is bad or overhiring has happened
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'This acquisition was the worst thing for us': Synopsys staff brace for layoffs following Ansys mergerNews The $35bn deal has sparked a restructuring that will see 10% of jobs lost
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IBM layoffs loom as ‘single-digit percentage’ of global workforce set for cutsNews Headcount at the cloud giant has been decreasing steadily in recent years
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Analysts warn AI layoffs could spark a new wave of offshoring – enterprises are rehiring after workforce cuts, but either outsourcing or at lower rates of payNews Analysts expect a wave of rehiring next year in the wake of AI layoffs. That may sound like good news for workers, but it'll probably involve offshoring or outsourcing.
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Amazon is cutting 14,000 roles in a bid to ‘operate like the world's largest startup’News The layoffs at Amazon mark the latest in a string of cuts in recent years
