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Xbox Cuts 268 Jobs as Microsoft Gaming Layoffs Pass 1,800
Xbox is removing 268 more jobs.
This brings the number of Microsoft Gaming layoffs to more than 1,800.
Microsoft says its business is changing because technology and customer needs are changing.
The company also says business models are changing.
Microsoft says the eliminated jobs are not being directly replaced by AI.
However, some everyday tasks can now be automated.
The company says workers will need to keep learning new skills.
Microsoft says it wants to support the people affected by the changes.
Xbox is cutting 268 additional jobs, according to the article title.
The cuts bring total Microsoft Gaming layoffs to more than 1,800.
Microsoft said changing technology, customer needs, and business models are driving organizational changes.
The company said the eliminated roles are not being replaced by artificial intelligence.
Microsoft said some work can now be automated and employees will need to develop new skills.
- Who
- Xbox and Microsoft Gaming.
- What
- Microsoft Gaming is cutting 268 additional jobs, bringing its reported layoffs to more than 1,800.
- Where
- The article does not specify where the cuts occurred.
- When
- The article does not specify when the cuts occurred.
- Why
- Microsoft said it is changing its resources, roles, and organization because technology, customer needs, and business models are changing.
Key facts
- Additional jobs cut
- 268
- Reported Microsoft Gaming layoffs
- More than 1,800
- Stated business drivers
- Changing technology, customer needs, and business models
- Role of AI
- Microsoft said the eliminated roles are not being replaced by AI
- Workplace change
- Some everyday tasks can now be automated
- Employee response
- Microsoft said employees need to keep learning and building new skills
