Microsoft Asks 60,000 Employees Across Four Countries, including India, to Leave Their Jobs

Tech giant Microsoft has offered voluntary buyout packages to around 60,000 employees across four countries, including India, as the company increases its investment in artificial intelligence.

The move comes amid rising spending on AI infrastructure, data centres and advanced technologies, prompting the company to reassess workforce costs and operational priorities.

Under the voluntary buyout programme, eligible employees can choose to leave the company in exchange for financial compensation rather than face mandatory termination.

The development highlights how major technology companies are restructuring operations while investing heavily in AI-driven growth.

However, the offer does not mean all 60,000 employees will lose their jobs, as participation in the programme is voluntary.

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