Microsoft announced another round of layoffs, cutting over 300 people after announcing the reduction of 6,000 employees last month.

Just a few weeks after Microsoft, which had just carried out the largest layoff in years, another hundreds of job positions were cut, highlighting the tech industry's ongoing efforts to reduce costs while investing heavily in artificial intelligence. According to media reports, more than 300 employees were informed on Monday that their jobs were being eliminated. A Microsoft spokesperson said that this round of layoffs is another after the announcement of a plan to lay off 6,000 people last month. The spokesperson said, "We will continue to implement necessary organizational adjustments to create the best conditions for the company to succeed in a dynamic market."