Microsoft laid off a diversity, equity, and inclusion team, citing "changing business needs," according to an internal email.
Microsoft is laying off hundreds of employees from its Azure cloud-computing business, sources have told Business Insider.
An Microsoft executive explained in an email to employees that the company is making changes to support investment in artificial intelligence.
Bell stunned the cloud industry when he left AWS in 2021 to join Microsoft. His grand plans have been stunted by an economic downturn.
Job cuts at tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Tesla could hurt morale, productivity, and talent retention, countering any financial benefits.
The "Employee Signals" survey showed a drop in positive responses. Microsoft uses this annual poll to help decide pay and other workplace issues.
Superhuman, the premium email app that costs $30 a month, is laying off a big chunk of its workforce.
Tech CEOs are increasingly seeing the benefits of AI in their year of efficiency, with investment in the technology threatening jobs.