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GitLab lays off 350 employees, or 14% of its workforce, as it evolves into an AI-driven enterprise software development platform and exits 22 countries (Dean Seal/Wall Street Journal)

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Dean’s Seal / Wall Street Journal:

GitLab is laying off 350 employees, or 14% of its workforce, as it evolves into an AI-focused enterprise software development platform and exits 22 countries.— The company will also exit 22 countries, reducing its geographic footprint by approximately 37% — GitLab is cutting 350 full-time employees…



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