Meta is planning to cut about 10% of its workforce, or roughly 8,000 jobs, as part of a broader restructuring effort that also includes eliminating thousands of open roles.

The layoffs come after several earlier rounds of job cuts and reflect CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s continued push to “run the company more efficiently.”

At the same time, Meta is significantly increasing spending on artificial intelligence, with capital expenditures projected to rise to as much as $145 billion.

Unlike in earlier layoffs, Zuckerberg has not apologized, and employees reportedly expect further job reductions later this year, CNBC has reported.

The moves reflect a wider tech industry trend of mass layoffs alongside heavy AI investment and uncertainty about future staffing needs.