GitLab has laid off 14% of its staff, around 350 employees, as part of a restructuring to exit 22 countries and enhance infrastructure for growing AI workflow demands.
GitLab is also exiting 22 countries
Jun 04, 2026
09:30 am
What's the storyGitLab, a leading web-based software development platform, has announced the layoff of some 14% of its workforce.
The decision will affect around 350 employees and is part of a wider restructuring strategy the company had revealed last month.
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