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Jason Dean @ The Information · 05/07/2026 18:33 EDT

Cloudlare Cites AI in Cutting a Fifth of Its Workforce

Cloudflare said it is cutting about a fifth of its workforce, joining a growing list of tech companies that have cited AI as a reason to slash jobs. The company, whose content delivery network is used by many of the world’s websites, announced the plans on Thursday as it reported quarterly ...

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