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Sources: Microsoft is laying off hundreds of employees in Azure; one source estimated the Azure for Operators team cuts involved as many as 1,500 staffers

- Microsoft is cutting hundreds of jobs from the Azure business, sources say.  — The layoffs impact Azure for Operators and Mission Engineering teams.

Business Insider Ashley Stewart

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  • @usecommon @usecommon on threads
    Tech is slowly adapting Goldman Sachs style yearly layoff of bottom 2%.  It will be erratic and irrational until periodic standardized job cuts are institutionalized
  • @jjackyliang Jacky Liang on threads
    Rolling layoffs will continue into eternity 🫠
  • @technicallymims Christopher Mims on threads
    Note that also Meta just moved a key exec from metaverse stuff to AI From one hype cycle to another
  • @carnage4life Dare Obasanjo on x
    Big tech CEOs like copying each other. If Google can layoff hundreds on its cloud division after $23B of profits in a quarter, Microsoft can as well with $21.9B in quarterly profits in the same quarter. [image]
  • r/Layoffs r on reddit
    Microsoft to lay off hundreds at Azure cloud unit, Business Insider reports
  • r/technology r on reddit
    Microsoft is laying off hundreds in its Azure cloud business, sources say