Ready or not, the quantum revolution is nearly here. Executives from IBM, Microsoft, IonQ and D-Wave told BI how corporate ...

After Microsoft, and Google, tech giant IBM followed suit by reportedly laying off close to 8,000 individuals, the verticals significantly affected being Human Resources (HR) department.

Job cuts have mainly affected the HR department, where routine work has been replaced by an AI agent. The money saved from ...

IBM laid off nearly 8,000 employees—primarily from its HR division—as part of a cost-cutting and efficiency-boosting ...

IBM is laying off 8,000 employees, mainly in HR, as AI automation takes over routine tasks, signalling a major shift in workforce strategy for 2025., Technology & Science News - Times Now ...

Despite the layoffs, IBM says its workforce has actually increased, as the company has hired more people across departments ...

IBM has reportedly let go of approximately 8,000 workers, with the majority of these layoffs said to be concentrated within the company’s Human Resources division.

Since May, major software giants, including Microsoft, Google, SAP, and IBM, have hosted developer conferences or annual ...

IBM has laid off around 8,000 employees and the majority of the losses will reportedly be from the HR department. The cause? AI.

IBM is cutting 8,000 jobs as AI takes over, primarily in the HR department. This highlights the growing impact of artificial ...

In a bold move in 2023, IBM laid off nearly 8000 employees, primarily from its HR department. The goal was to automate ...

RGTI and IBM are shaping the future of quantum computing, one with agility and innovation, the other with scale and infrastructure. Which has the upper hand? Let's explore.