Cisco to lay off thousands more in second job cut this year

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Shifts focus to higher-growth areas.

Cisco to lay off thousands more in second job cut this year
Cisco will cut thousands of jobs in a second round of layoffs this year as the US networking equipment maker shifts focus to higher-growth areas, including cyber security and AI, people familiar with the matter said. The number of people affected could be similar to or slightly higher than the ...

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