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Cost-cutting Alphabet is even laying off the robots that cleaned cafeteria

Por: New York Post Business February 24, 2023

Even the robots don’t have job security at Google parent Alphabet. The tech giant pulled the plug on high-priced automatons — which separated trash and squeegeed cafeteria tables — created by robotics subsidiary Everyday Robots as part of companywide budget cuts, “Everyday Robots will no longer be a separate project within Alphabet,” Denise Gamboa, the head of Everyday Robots’ marketing and communications division, told The Post.... + full article



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