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Amazon layoffs hit devices and services unit, email cites ‘review of our structure’

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Amazon has confirmed plans to cut approximately 250 jobs in its devices and services division. These layoffs follow recent product launches, including new Kindle e-readers and tablet computers. This decision aims to improve operational efficiency and align with the company’s product roadmap. Earlier this year, Amazon announced significant job reductions, further indicating structural changes within the organization.

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Amazon layoffs hit devices and services unit, email cites ‘review of our structure’
TOI TECH DESK · 10/29/2026, 1:24:05 AM
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