Meta Platforms Plans 10% Workforce Reduction on May 20, Affecting Approximately 8,000 Positions

Gate News message, April 24 — Meta Platforms plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 10%, affecting roughly 8,000 positions, on May 20. The layoffs are intended to improve operational efficiency while increasing investment in artificial intelligence.

The planned restructuring reflects the company’s strategic shift toward prioritizing AI development and operational optimization.

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