After a year of workforce reductions and restructuring, Microsoft is preparing to expand its employee base once again — but with a renewed focus on efficiency through artificial intelligence.

Microsoft laid off at least 15,000 employees this year. Around 6,000 were let go in May, and another 9,000 in July, across various divisions.

Microsoft ended its 2025 fiscal year in June with around 228,000 employees, roughly the same as a year earlier, after multiple rounds of layoffs that cut more than 15,000 positions across divisions.

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