Reports from Cisco employees say the layoffs span several business units, including collaboration, security and data center. Cisco Systems reportedly began cutting jobs across some of its biggest ...

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Here’s more on the Cisco layoffs and AI and security opportunities ahead for the vendor and its partners. Cisco confirmed massive layoffs Wednesday with plans to cut about 7 percent of its ...

As TechCrunch previously reported, Cisco employees said that the company refused to say who were affected by the layoffs until September 16. Cisco did not give a reason for the month-long delay in ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Another round of layoffs is impacting the tech world. Cisco Systems announced on Wednesday that they plan on laying off 7% of its global workforce as they shift to focus on ...

The layoffs come as Cisco is transitioning from hardware to software. "Today's market requires Cisco and our customers to be decisive, move with greater speed and drive more innovation than we've ...

Big firms like UPS, Klarna, and Duolingo are replacing workers with AI to cut costs and boost efficiency—raising serious ...

This marks its second round of layoffs this year, with the Cisco Systems cutting 5% of its labor force back in February. Cisco also provided an outlook for the first quarter and new fiscal year.

In addition to the voluntary departures, Cisco began conducting involuntary layoffs in the early fall. Jennifer Yamamoto, a Cisco spokeswoman, said the company is increasing its investments in ...

Sources familiar with the matter indicate that Cisco is in the process of finalising the number of employees affected by the impending layoffs. An official announcement regarding these ...

In this article, we are going to take a look at where Cisco Systems ... despite increased policy uncertainty, government layoffs, and federal funding cuts, says Fidelity. On the supply side ...