SynopsisThe fresh job cuts come just months after ET reported on May 6 that the Bhavish Aggarwal-led startup had abandoned much of its original full-stack AI strategy amid funding constraints, shelving work on its indigenous large language models and semiconductor ambitions while switching focus to AI cloud infrastructure and enterprise services.Artificial intelligence (AI) startup Krutrim has laid off 20-25 employees or nearly half of its workforce over the past few days in the second round of restructuring this year, according to people familiar with the matter.The fresh job cuts come just months after ET reported on May 6 that the Bhavish Aggarwal-led startup had abandoned much of its original full-stack AI strategy amid funding constraints, shelving work on its indigenous largeNow Playing
Krutrim trims staff again, this time by another half - The Economic Times
The fresh job cuts come just months after ET reported on May 6 that the Bhavish Aggarwal-led startup had abandoned much of its original full-stack AI strategy amid funding constraints, shelving work on its indigenous large language models and semiconductor ambitions while switching focus to AI cloud infrastructure and enterprise services.
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Krutrim cut 50% of staff (20-25 people) in second restructuring after pivoting from full-stack AI to cloud infrastructure and enterprise services. Signals full-stack AI demands unsustainable capital; industry shift accelerates toward cloud SaaS while funding pressure impacts enterprise stack decisions globally.
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