The huge layoff round that Cisco Systems announced in August is slamming a few Bay Area offices, according to new WARN documents filed with the state of California last week. When the San Jose tech giant first shared news of the cuts,

U.S. tech giant Cisco has let go of thousands of employees following its second layoff of 2024. The technology and networking company announced in August that it would reduce its headcount by 7%, or around 5,

Cisco, the US tech conglomerate, has announced a major round of layoffs amid declining demand and ramping up investments in artificial intelligence (AI). This latest round of job cuts follows a previous round earlier this year.

Given that Cisco indicated in Aug 2024 that it intended to reduce staff but withheld information regarding which individuals and departments would be impacted, these recent layoffs are surprising

Cisco has reportedly laid off thousands of employees in its second round of job cuts for the year. The software company had announced it would reduce its head count by 7% or 5,600 employees in August.

Cisco is planning to lay off around 7% of its workforce, marking its second major layoff this year. The company is facing declining demand and high costs as it invests in AI. The layoffs, expected to be announced next week,

Cisco Systems has finally revealed the extent of its second round of mass layoffs this year, revealing the impact on its workforce in the Bay Area. The tech giant announced last month that it would cut 7% of its global workforce,

US tech giant Cisco has laid off thousands of employees in what is reported to be the company's second major job cut this year. According to a TechCrunch report, Cisco is cutting around 5,600 jobs, or 7% of its workforce,

Cisco has begun laying off 5,600 employees, impacting 7% of its workforce. The restructuring aims to boost efficiency despite the company reporting strong 2024 earnings of nearly $54 billion.