Cloud data company that recently signed a $200 million OpenAI deal announces job cuts: says ‘We see …’

Cloud-based data warehousing company Snowflake has confirmed that it has made targeted job cuts as part of internal changes. As reported by Business Insider, the company said the move is aimed at aligning its teams with long-term goals. While it did not share the exact number of employees affected, the report suggests that some roles in its technical writing and documentation teams could be impacted. Snowflake said it continues to focus on growth and improving efficiency across its operations. For those unaware, the company signed a $200 million deal with Sam Altman-led OpenaAI to bring GPT 5.2 to its customers.

What Snowflake said about job cuts