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GitLab announced it is cutting 14% of its workforce as part of a restructuring effort. The company said it is exiting operations in 22 countries and reducing layers of management as part of the changes.
Alongside the cuts, GitLab said it plans to invest further in its infrastructure to better support AI workloads, signaling a shift in priorities toward scaling its platform for AI-driven development tools.
The layoffs reflect a broader pattern among software and DevOps companies restructuring teams while redirecting resources toward AI capabilities.
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