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Report: Intel to lay off 20% of its workforce

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Report: Intel to lay off 20% of its workforce

Sophie McEvoy 27/04/2025 09:19

Update, April 25, 2025: Intel has confirmed it is preparing layoffs that will begin in Q2 2025, but has not specified how many employees will be affected. Read more…

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Update, April 25, 2025: Intel has confirmed it is preparing layoffs that will begin in Q2 2025, but has not specified how many employees will be affected. Read more…
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