The wave of layoffs in the tech industry continues into 2025, with over 22,000 job cuts reported so far. February was particularly severe, with 16,084 layoffs. Major companies such as Just Eat, Fiverr, and Rivian have announced significant reductions in their workforce, citing the need to streamline operations and embrace automation and AI. Just Eat plans to eliminate around 450 jobs, while Fiverr is cutting 30% of its workforce to focus on AI-driven growth. Rivian is also laying off employees in response to changing market conditions. This ongoing trend reflects a broader shift in the tech landscape, where companies are increasingly prioritizing efficiency and technological advancement, raising concerns about the implications for workers and innovation.