Microsoft is set to announce another round of layoffs, impacting sales, consulting, and Xbox divisions, as part of cost-cutting efforts and increased AI investments. While smaller than last year's cuts, thousands of positions could be eliminated, affecting less than 2.5% of its workforce.
Microsoft is reportedly planning another round of layoffs, expected to affect sales, consulting, and Xbox division roles. The cuts, potentially impacting less than 2.5% of its workforce, aim to control costs amid AI investments. A voluntary retirement program was also introduced earlier this year.
Lega Serie B unanimously approved a new collective agreement with the Italian Footballers' Association (AIC) and reviewed an updated agreement with the Coaches' Association (AIAC). New cost containment rules, effective by 2027/28, aim for labor cost control and resource redistribution.
Billionaire Mark Cuban has raised concerns about OpenAI's business strategy. He believes the company is spending too much on infrastructure. Cuban suggests that rapidly advancing technology will make current investments unsustainable. He also doubts the long-term profitability of large AI models like ChatGPT. Internal tensions at OpenAI reportedly exist regarding cost control.
