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GM cuts hundreds of IT jobs as it bets more on EVs AI and software transformation
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Published on 13 May 2026

GM says the layoffs match a sweeping IT revamp
General Motors has begun laying off 500 to 600 IT employees worldwide, with the biggest impact in Warren Michigan and Austin Texas. The company says the moves support a broader restructuring of its technology department as it tightens costs while continuing major investments in EVs AI and software. GM did not disclose the final affected headcount but continues hiring for selected tech roles.
- GM plans to cut 500 to 600 IT jobs globally
- Layoffs started on May 11 with effects strongest in Michigan and Texas
- GM is reorganizing its IT department to match long term goals
- Despite cuts GM is still hiring for certain tech roles
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