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Hello everyone! As we dive into the ongoing saga of tech layoffs, it’s clear that the industry is experiencing a seismic shift. In 2025, the wave of layoffs continues, resembling a roller coaster ride with no end in sight.
The previous year already saw more than 150,000 job cuts across numerous companies. Fast forward to this year, and we’ve already witnessed over 22,000 workers face layoffs, with February alone accounting for a staggering 16,084 cuts. This tracker is essential for those keen to understand the circumstances behind these reductions.
As artificial intelligence and automation take center stage in business transformation, the human cost of these changes can be significant. Below, you’ll find a detailed list of tech layoffs through 2025, and we will keep this updated for your reference.
Moving on to February, major layoffs included HP, which cut about 2,000 jobs as part of restructuring efforts. GrubHub also made headlines with cuts to 500 positions after being sold to the Wonder Group.
In March, companies like D-ID and NASA made rounds in the news too. They each announced workforce reductions, impacting their overall efficiency and strategy.
Among other notable layoffs in this period, Wayfair announced a shedding of 340 employees in its tech division, and HPE planned to cut 2,500 positions, reflecting a systematic shut down of operations across various sectors.
The situation not only affects companies but also the vast ecosystem of entrepreneurs and innovators relying on a robust tech job market. Observing these trends will help us grasp the socio-economic impacts of such layoffs in the tech landscape.
As we stay updated, feel free to contribute insights on layoffs you encounter, and remember, the world of tech is always evolving, so stay resilient!
