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Tech layoffs continue in October 2024 as Dropbox, Tidal, Meta, and other high-profile companies cut jobs ahead of the holidays

Tech layoffs in 2024 are down significantly from 2023, despite notable cuts from major companies like Dropbox.
Dropbx reported significant layoffs due to softening demand and a complex organizational structure.

Data Sheet: It'll all be over soon

Dropbox laid off 20% of its workforce due to declining demand and revenue growth in a competitive market.
Amazon CEO is working to build a rapport with Trump during the election season.

Dropbox is laying off 20 percent of its workforce

Dropbox is laying off 20% of its workforce due to slowing demand and organizational complexity.

Dropbox cuts 20% of staff, CEO takes 'full responsibility'

Dropbox laid off 20% of its staff, citing over-investment and underperformance despite previous profitability.

SF's Dropbox slashes 528 workers after CEO called last layoff 'brutal'

Dropbox is laying off 20% of its workforce to address slowed growth and complex organizational structure.

Dropbox lays off 20% of its workforce as CEO blames 'excess layers of management' for stunted growth

Dropbox is laying off 20% of its workforce due to unsustainable structures and softening demand, aiming for a leaner and more efficient organization.

Tech layoffs continue in October 2024 as Dropbox, Tidal, Meta, and other high-profile companies cut jobs ahead of the holidays

Tech layoffs in 2024 are down significantly from 2023, despite notable cuts from major companies like Dropbox.
Dropbx reported significant layoffs due to softening demand and a complex organizational structure.

Data Sheet: It'll all be over soon

Dropbox laid off 20% of its workforce due to declining demand and revenue growth in a competitive market.
Amazon CEO is working to build a rapport with Trump during the election season.

Dropbox is laying off 20 percent of its workforce

Dropbox is laying off 20% of its workforce due to slowing demand and organizational complexity.

Dropbox cuts 20% of staff, CEO takes 'full responsibility'

Dropbox laid off 20% of its staff, citing over-investment and underperformance despite previous profitability.

SF's Dropbox slashes 528 workers after CEO called last layoff 'brutal'

Dropbox is laying off 20% of its workforce to address slowed growth and complex organizational structure.

Dropbox lays off 20% of its workforce as CEO blames 'excess layers of management' for stunted growth

Dropbox is laying off 20% of its workforce due to unsustainable structures and softening demand, aiming for a leaner and more efficient organization.
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Dropbox cuts its workforce by 20 percent in latest round of layoffs

Dropbox lays off 20% of its workforce as part of a restructuring effort amid slowing growth in its core cloud storage business.
#ai

Dropbox faces backlash over OpenAI data sharing

Dropbox's third-party AI setting raised concerns about data privacy on social media.
The controversy highlights the importance of clear communication and transparency in AI-related changes.

Is Dropbox Sharing Your Data With OpenAI? Here's How to Check

Dropbox is disputing claims that it gives third-party AI partners access to user files, but acknowledged confusion around a settings toggle.
The setting for 'Third-party AI' allows Dropbox to use AI from vetted partners, but user data is not used to train the partners' models and is deleted within 30 days.
The setting is only available to users participating in the Dropbox AI alpha, and users have the option to opt out if desired.

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston says these types of people will be the ones to benefit from AI

Combining AI expertise with knowledge in specific fields is crucial for success.

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston says these types of people will be the ones to benefit from AI

Combining AI expertise with knowledge in specific fields is crucial for success in the evolving technology landscape.

Dropbox reassures customers AI isn't pilfering their data

Dropbox faced a misinformation spill after people, including Amazon CTO Werner Vogels, believed they were automatically feeding user files to OpenAI for AI training.
Dropbox customers were advised to check their settings and opt out of allowing third-party AI services to access their files, leading to public condemnation of Dropbox.

Dropbox faces backlash over OpenAI data sharing

Dropbox's third-party AI setting raised concerns about data privacy on social media.
The controversy highlights the importance of clear communication and transparency in AI-related changes.

Is Dropbox Sharing Your Data With OpenAI? Here's How to Check

Dropbox is disputing claims that it gives third-party AI partners access to user files, but acknowledged confusion around a settings toggle.
The setting for 'Third-party AI' allows Dropbox to use AI from vetted partners, but user data is not used to train the partners' models and is deleted within 30 days.
The setting is only available to users participating in the Dropbox AI alpha, and users have the option to opt out if desired.

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston says these types of people will be the ones to benefit from AI

Combining AI expertise with knowledge in specific fields is crucial for success.

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston says these types of people will be the ones to benefit from AI

Combining AI expertise with knowledge in specific fields is crucial for success in the evolving technology landscape.

Dropbox reassures customers AI isn't pilfering their data

Dropbox faced a misinformation spill after people, including Amazon CTO Werner Vogels, believed they were automatically feeding user files to OpenAI for AI training.
Dropbox customers were advised to check their settings and opt out of allowing third-party AI services to access their files, leading to public condemnation of Dropbox.
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Dropbox's CEO explains why the company adopted Jeff Bezos' 'memo-first' meeting culture from Amazon

Dropbox has adopted a memo-first meeting culture modeled after Amazon to enhance effective communication and decision-making.
#acquisition

Dropbox acquires Index Ventures-backed AI scheduling tool Reclaim.ai | TechCrunch

Dropbox has acquired Reclaim.ai to enhance its scheduling capabilities and align with its mission to improve work efficiency.

The Dropbox data breach is a classic case of "breach by acquisition"

Breaches through acquisitions can expose organizations to unknown vulnerabilities.

Dropbox acquires Index Ventures-backed AI scheduling tool Reclaim.ai | TechCrunch

Dropbox has acquired Reclaim.ai to enhance its scheduling capabilities and align with its mission to improve work efficiency.

The Dropbox data breach is a classic case of "breach by acquisition"

Breaches through acquisitions can expose organizations to unknown vulnerabilities.
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Dropbox warns of attack that leaked customers' personal info

Dropbox faced a major cyber attack on its Dropbox Sign service resulting in unauthorized access to personal information including email addresses, usernames, phone numbers, hashed passwords, and authentication information.

10 Companies That Will Never Return to Office

Dropbox has adopted a 'virtual first' approach, emphasizing remote work with in-person collaboration as needed.
Dropbox is transforming its offices into 'Dropbox Studios,' focusing on teamwork and flexible workspace.

Dropbox spooks users by sending data to OpenAI for AI search features

Dropbox has enabled a setting that shares user data with OpenAI for an experimental AI-powered search feature, which upset some users.
Dropbox claims that user data shared with third-party AI partners is not used to train AI models without consent.
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