Dropbox lays off 9% of workforce while expecting Q3 results to meet or beat expectations
otterwise · hn · 2026-10-28
Dropbox announced it is cutting roughly 9% of its workforce, while stating that its Q3 results are expected to meet or beat prior expectations. The news sparked discussion on Hacker News about the company's position as cloud storage and collaboration tools face shifting demand in the AI era.
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