Daily Tech Headlines Microsoft To Lay Off ~9,000 Employees Across Multiple Divisions - DTH
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Jul 2, 2025 Microsoft's recent decision to lay off around 9,000 employees shakes the tech landscape. Meanwhile, Honor unveils the exciting Magic V5 foldable phone in China. The cyber world is rife with challenges, as Qantas reveals a serious cyberattack. Additionally, Hyundai launches its UX Studio in Seoul, reflecting innovation in user experience design. All these events reflect shifting dynamics among major tech players and the challenges of cybersecurity.
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Microsoft Layoffs and Restructuring
- Microsoft will lay off around 9,000 employees as part of restructuring efforts to flatten management layers.
- This is just under 4% of its global workforce and follows earlier cuts of 6,000 roles this year.
Honor Magic V5 Details
- Honor launched the Magic V5, claiming it as the world's thinnest foldable phone at 8.8 millimeters folded for the white model only.
- It features Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, up to 16 GB RAM, dual 120Hz OLED displays, and a 5820mAh battery.
Qantas Cyberattack Impact
- Qantas disclosed a cyberattack affecting a third-party call center platform, exposing data of over 6 million customers.
- The breach included personal details but not financial data, linked to the scattered spider hacking group.