AMD announces major layoffs as AI becomes main focus
AMD had doubled its headcount in recent years to tackle the surge in demand for high-performance processors used in AI data centers, however its revenue has only climbed 23%. Although recent figures suggest growth is strong, it’s likely that the company overestimated its human resource requirements, hence the adjustment.
After Intel, AMD now goes for mass layoffs, fire 4% of all global employees to focus on AI
AMD’s struggles in the AI space are apparent. Despite shipping an estimated 224,000 GPUs this year, it hasn’t been enough to keep up with demand from major clients like Microsoft and Meta. NVIDIA, meanwhile,
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