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Concerns that Microsoft’s layoffs at Xbox would lead to developers being replaced by AI seem to have been proven true, starting with mobile developer King.
A new analysis of government data shows the places where layoffs have hit hardest in relation to the size of a state's total workforce.
As you're probably well aware at this point, there were a whole bunch of Xbox layoffs earlier this month across multiple ...
The Zenimax Online Studios developer union has spoken out following significant job cuts that impacted a vast number of staff at the studio.
Parallel to the layoffs and lavish hiring, Microsoft is systematically tightening its internal performance standards. The ...
Candy Crush maker, King, which Microsoft acquired along with Activision Blizzard back in 2023, was the first hit when mass layoffs were announced across the company earlier this month. Now some ...
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Recently laid-off employees at Microsoft subsidiary King are reportedly being replaced by AI tools they helped to create, and morale is apparently very low.
CWA union have responded to Microsoft cancelling an unannounced MMO, say they're currently bargaining for affected staff.
The developers behind the Microsoft-cancelled MMORPG have claimed that the company has stolen the future of the creators and ...
Microsoft's layoffs show AI is raising the bar in sales — and smooth-talking reps are being replaced by solution engineers, ...
Jensen Huang, chief executive of the world's leading chipmaker Nvidia, warned that while artificial intelligence will ...