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Dell Technologies disclosed in its fiscal 2026 annual report that headcount fell to approximately 97,000, marking a third consecutive year of 10 percent reductions and a cumulative loss of 36,000 jobs since fiscal 2023, even as AI-optimized server revenue hit $9 billion in the fourth quarter alone.
Sony's second PlayStation 5 price increase in under a year took effect on April 2, pushing the PS5 Pro to $900 and the standard console to $650 as AI-driven memory demand and trade tariffs compress margins across the gaming hardware industry.
Oracle executes mass layoffs via 6 a.m. emails across the US, India, and other countries, eliminating up to 18% of its workforce to free an estimated $8-10 billion for AI infrastructure spending.
Epic Games lays off roughly 20 percent of its workforce, citing a Fortnite engagement downturn that began in 2025 and over $500 million in targeted cost savings.
Honda will scrap the Honda 0 SUV, Honda 0 Saloon, and Acura RSX electric vehicles and take up to 2.5 trillion yen in charges, marking the automaker's first annual loss since going public in the 1950s as it shifts resources toward hybrid powertrains.
Tesla showcased its third-generation Optimus humanoid robot at AWE 2026 in Shanghai, as the company prepares to convert its Fremont factory lines for robot production and aims to begin public sales by end of 2027.
Stellantis disclosed a $26 billion charge to reverse its EV strategy, bringing combined Ford, GM, and Stellantis EV writedowns past $53 billion as Detroit cedes ground to BYD and Tesla.