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Google Lays Off Employees in Cloud Division, Including Threat Intelligence Group

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Google lays off staff in Cloud division, including Threat Intelligence Group and Mandiant, citing redirection of resources towards AI, amid broader Big Tech layoffs.

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Google lays off staff in Cloud division, including Threat Intelligence Group and Mandiant, citing redirection of resources towards AI, amid broader Big Tech layoffs.

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