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Dropbox is laying off around 500 employees.
That amounts to roughly 16% of the company's workforce.
“In an ideal world, we’d simply shift people from one team to another. And we’ve done that wherever possible," CEO Drew Houston said in a memo to employees. "However, our next stage of growth requires a different mix of skill sets, particularly in AI and early-stage product development."
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