Ultimate Guide to 2025 Tech Layoffs: Complete List and Insights
In 2025, the tech industry continues to face significant layoffs, reflecting ongoing shifts in workforce dynamics. According to Layoffs.fyi, over 150,000 jobs were lost across 549 companies last year, with more than 22,000 tech workers already affected this year alone. Notably, February witnessed a staggering 16,084 layoffs. This ongoing wave of job cuts emphasizes the human impact of innovation as businesses increasingly adopt AI and automation technologies.
The Current State of Tech Layoffs in 2025
We are closely monitoring the layoffs in the tech sector throughout 2025. This tracking not only highlights the scale of job reductions but also sheds light on the potential implications for innovation and growth in various companies. Here’s a breakdown of major layoffs reported this year:
Monthly Layoff Overview
- May 2025: Details forthcoming.
- April 2025: Over 23,400 positions were eliminated.
- March 2025: 8,834 employees laid off.
- February 2025: 16,234 job cuts reported.
- January 2025: 2,403 employees laid off.
Highlighted Layoffs in May 2025
Several notable companies have announced significant layoffs recently:
- CrowdStrike: Laid off 500 employees, approximately 5% of its workforce, as part of a strategic plan aimed at enhancing operational efficiency.
- Meta: Cut over 100 jobs in its Reality Labs division, impacting teams focused on virtual reality development.
- Intel: Announced layoffs of more than 21,000 employees, representing about 20% of its workforce.
- General Motors (GM): Laid off 200 employees as part of restructuring efforts at its electric vehicle manufacturing facility.
Previous Months’ Key Layoffs
April 2025
- Expedia: Cut around 3% of its workforce, primarily affecting mid-level positions.
- Cars24: Reduced its workforce by about 200 employees in product and technology sectors.
March 2025
- Northvolt: Laid off 2,800 employees, a drastic measure following bankruptcy.
- Block: Let go of 931 employees, approximately 8% of its workforce.
Looking Ahead
The trend of tech layoffs is likely to continue as companies navigate economic uncertainties and the shift toward automation. For those in the industry, understanding the landscape can provide insights into career prospects and emerging opportunities. Stay informed through our regularly updated list of layoffs in the tech sector in 2025.
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This landscape is continuously evolving, and we will keep you updated with the latest information on tech layoffs throughout the year.
