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Sony To Lay Off 900 PlayStation Employees, Shut London Studio; Read CEO's Full Letter To Staff - Vimarsana News

Sony To Lay Off 900 PlayStation Employees, Shut London Studio; Read CEO's Full Letter To Staff

Latest Layoffs: Sony says the US-based studios and groups impacted by a reduction in workforce are -- Insomniac Games, Naughty Dog, as well as its Technology, Creative, and Support teams

Source: news18.com
Sony Lays Off 900 Workers After Warning Of Fall In PlayStation Sales - Vimarsana News

Sony Lays Off 900 Workers After Warning Of Fall In PlayStation Sales

Sony PlayStation on Tuesday said it was laying off eight percent of its global workforce, as the tech industry continues to suffer a wave of job cuts.

Source: ndtv.com
Sony cuts 900 PlayStation jobs, Telecom News, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Sony cuts 900 PlayStation jobs, Telecom News, ET Telecom

Sony: The cuts would see the company's PlayStation London studio, which was founded in 2002 and specialized in virtual reality gaming projects, closed in its entirety, the company said.

Sony to lay off 900 PlayStation employees - Vimarsana News

Sony to lay off 900 PlayStation employees

Sony has announced the layoff of about 900 employees, constituting about 8% of its global workforce, as part of a restructuring plan in its PlayStation division. This decision follows recent changes in the industry and a shift in demand for gaming consoles, according to a recent report by The Guardian.

Forbes Daily: Apple Scraps Electric Car After A Decade Of Development - Vimarsana News

Forbes Daily: Apple Scraps Electric Car After A Decade Of Development

Google CEO addresses Gemini AI controversy; 'Magnificent seven' falters; Apple abandons EV ambitions; U.S. Army cuts jobs; TikTok might have a corporate data problem.

Source: forbes.com