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According to a report from Reuters, Amazon has eliminated as many as 250 positions within its devices and services sector, predominantly impacting software development roles. These job cuts coincide with the release of new Kindle models and tablets, as well as additional products powered by Alexa. Learn more about Amazon's comments regarding the restructuring and how these latest reductions follow earlier cuts in its retail sector this month.
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00:00Amazon is launching new devices, while cutting up to 250 jobs in its devices division.
00:05The cuts primarily affect software development roles, according to a person familiar with the matter,
00:11and Amazon has confirmed the reductions.
00:13The timing stands out.
00:15In recent weeks, the company has introduced new Kindle e-readers and tablet computers.
00:20It has also announced an Alexa-powered alarm clock and photo frame.
00:24So why are jobs disappearing while new products keep arriving?
00:27Amazon says the changes are intended to help it operate more efficiently
00:31and better align its workforce with its product plans.
00:35The company has not said the new launches caused the cuts.
00:38And the report does not establish that artificial intelligence was responsible.
00:42Earlier in October, Amazon also cut about 1,000 jobs in its retail division.
00:48Together, the announcements highlight a restructuring effort across different parts of the business,
00:53even as its device lineup continues to expand.
00:56Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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