Apple has cut hundreds of jobs across its artificial intelligence, Vision Pro, hardware management and sales divisions as new CEO John Ternus oversees a reported restructuring of the company.
More than 200 positions were affected earlier in August, including roles in Siri and mixed-reality teams. Subsequent reductions reportedly targeted engineering programme managers and directors, while sales positions serving corporate, education and government clients have also been impacted.Apple has not announced a company-wide layoff plan. Meanwhile, a reported proposal to replace 5,000 AppleCare employees with artificial intelligence remains on hold, indicating that broader workforce changes have not been confirmed.
