The layoffs are not restricted to startups or mid-size firms; the biggest names in tech — Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and CrowdStrike — are among the most significant contributors to this tally.

Cybersecurity giant CrowdStrike said on Wednesday that it would lay off 5% of its global workforce, which amounts to about ...

Panasonic Holdings, CrowdStrike, and dating app giant Match Group are among the tech companies that are reducing their ...

Leading cybersecurity company CrowdStrike have revealed plans to lay off 5% of their global workforce, accounting to 500 jobs ...

Tech layoffs are increasing each passing day in the United States with an online tracker claiming that 50,000 tech jobs have ...

CrowdStrike reiterated its fiscal 2026 first quarter and annual forecasts on Wednesday and announced a plan to cut about 500 ...

Artificial intelligence "flattens our hiring curve," CrowdStrike ( NASDAQ: CRWD) CEO George Kurtz told employees when announcing layoffs of about 5% of the cybersecurity firm's global workforce.

While each company cites different strategies, the message is consistent: efficiency and adaptability are the new priorities ...

Kurtz also emphasized the growing importance of AI in the company’s operations. “AI flattens our hiring curve,” he wrote, ...

CrowdStrike logo is seen in this illustration ... will incur about $36 million to $53 million in charges related to the layoffs, of which about $7 million will be recognized in the first quarter ...