Google lays off 100 employees from its cloud unit, jobs will also go to Microsoft
Layoff: A Google spokesperson said in an emailed statement, "We will continue to grow our business to meet the priorities of our customers and the important opportunities ahead. We will maintain our commitment to invest in areas that are critical to our business and ensure our long-term success."



Alphabet-owned Google is going to lay off at least 100 employees from several teams in its cloud unit. According to a CNBC report, Google's internal correspondence states that select positions have been cut in some key roles related to sales, operations engineering, consulting, and market strategy.
A Google spokesperson said in an emailed statement, "We will continue to grow our business to meet the priorities of our customers and the important opportunities ahead. We will maintain our commitment to invest in areas that are critical to our business and ensure our long-term success." This report comes after large layoffs in various teams in April. Agency
The massive Google corporation has been emphasizing cost-cutting strategies. The company reduced expenses earlier this year by implementing a round of layoffs in April that affected an undisclosed number of workers across multiple divisions.



































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