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Meta has cut hundreds of jobs across Reality Labs, recruiting, and sales as it doubles down on AI spending. The layoffs reflect a strategic realignment toward AI-driven growth.
Arm has entered the AI chip market with new hardware designed to accelerate machine learning workloads, securing early customers including Meta, OpenAI, Cerebras, and Cloudflare.
Learn why major tech companies like Meta are cutting AI-related jobs and what this means for the future of artificial intelligence development.
Meta is reportedly planning to cut up to 20% of its workforce to fund its $600 billion AI investments, as the company seeks to offset rising costs and maintain competitiveness in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
Atlassian is cutting 1,600 jobs and replacing its CTO as it restructures to adapt to a challenging market environment. CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes' earlier optimistic comments contrast sharply with current actions.
Atlassian has cut 10% of its workforce, around 1,600 employees, to redirect resources toward AI initiatives. The move follows similar strategies by other tech giants like Block, signaling a broader industry trend of restructuring for AI competitiveness.
Learn how AI data center developers are using temporary worker housing from the oil industry to support their remote computing facilities.
Seven tech giants including Google, Microsoft, and Meta have signed a pledge with former President Trump to protect against rising electricity costs around data centers. The move addresses growing bipartisan concerns over energy price surges as AI infrastructure expands.
Meta has formed a new applied AI engineering division to enhance the deployment of AI technologies across its platforms. The move reflects the company's strategic push to integrate AI more effectively into its core services.
OpenAI secures $110B in new investment, bringing its pre-money valuation to $730B, with major tech players including SoftBank, NVIDIA, and Amazon leading the funding round.
This article explains how AI partnerships work, using the recent deal between Mistral AI and Accenture as an example. It shows how companies collaborate to bring AI technology to real-world business applications.
Former President Donald Trump claimed tech companies will sign deals next week to fund their own power supply, sparking debate about energy policy and industry responsibility.
