Snap’s shares jumped on Wednesday after the company announced plans to slash up to 16% of its global workforce, citing AI-driven efficiencies.
Snap’s shares jumped on Wednesday after the company announced plans to slash up to 16% of its global workforce, citing AI-driven efficiencies.
Specs, the Snap smart glasses unit formed early this year, will use Qualcomm chips for its upcoming devices under a multi-year deal announced on Friday, marking its first major move.
Snap reported first-quarter results Thursday that beat analysts’ estimates for earnings and revenue.
Snap shares were tumbling after the social networking company provided disappointing profit guidance for its March quarter.