Alphabet’s Google has reportedly implemented mass layoffs within its cloud division. According to a Bloomberg report, the job cuts affected fewer than a 100 employees from sales operations. While the move hasn’t been publically announced,
The contract, worth $2.5 billion, is emblematic of how big tech companies are forging alliances to offer a broader menu of AI products.
Alphabet's Google cut employees in its cloud division, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Google has laid off workers in its cloud unit, though it is not yet known how many staff are affected. Bloomberg’s
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The size of the layoffs or how many workers have been affected was undetermined, Bloomberg said, adding that the round of cuts impacted only a few teams.