Microsoft CEO On Recent Xbox Layoffs: 'There's Some Amount Of Streamlining Asha Is Doing...Which Is Great To See'
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The recent Xbox layoffs were reported to have gutted the Age of Empires studio, resulting in the cancellation of its upcoming game. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella described the streamlining as “great to see,” noting that the cuts moved the company closer to its original 3,200‑headcount goal while expressing optimism about the Xbox IP portfolio.
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