Xbox Game Pass has long been the key differentiator for Microsoft's gaming business, offering an alternative ...

Microsoft said it is cutting 650 jobs in its Xbox unit, the third such layoff this year as the company tries to rein in costs and integrate its $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard ...

Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, communicated the news to employees in a memo, with a message that the layoffs are ...

Microsoft layoffs: Microsoft is cutting 650 jobs from its Xbox division in a new round of layoffs, marking the second significant reduction in its gaming sector this year. This follows an earlier cut ...

Microsoft did not immediately respond to queries on the nature and cause of the outage and when it expects a recovery. There were more than 20,000 incidents of people reporting issues with Microsoft ...

Microsoft is reportedly cutting 650 jobs in its Xbox division, according to reports. This is the company’s third such layoff this year as it tries to rein in costs and integrate its massive $69 ...

Microsoft has announced another round of layoffs, affecting 650 employees in its Xbox division. The job cuts are part of a broader restructuring following the acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

The reports relate to issues across multiple Microsoft products including Xbox; Microsoft 365, which encompasses a suite of business tools; Microsoft Teams; Outlook and Azure, its cloud-computing ...

Xbox Game Pass was launched by Microsoft and Xbox back in 2017, and it’s fair to say it’s changed the industry. Certainly if you mainly play on the Xbox platform, it’s probably changed the way you ...

In a week when Xbox fans were hoping to hear a response from Microsoft to the PS5 Pro, the software giant is making a third round of gaming layoffs instead. 650 employees at Microsoft’s gaming ...

Microsoft is laying off a further 650 people from its gaming division, months after it laid off 1,900 Activision Blizzard and Xbox employees and shuttered several game studios, including Arkane ...

Xbox chief Phil Spencer announced the layoffs ... we have made the decision to eliminate approximately 650 roles across Microsoft Gaming — mostly corporate and supporting functions — to ...