internet giant Googlehas removed the “caching” system it has offered for many years on search results for sites.
Now Google The cached version of a selected site cannot be displayed in search results. Google Search Liaison by Danny Sullivan verified This development seems sad for some people. As far as it is reported, adding the phrase “cache:” to website URLs, that is, links, to see cached versions still brings content, but it is reported that this will not work soon. Danny Sullivan, specifically regarding the removal of the ability to display page cache in search results, “Yes, it has been removed. I know, it’s sad. I was sad too. “This was one of our oldest features.” says. Google had previously come to the fore with a remarkable development regarding layoffs. Google, As it turned out recently, it is fully prepared to complete the 12 thousand layoffs it made in 2023. It spent as much as $2.1 billion. As for the layoffs made by the company within the scope of 2024, It is reported that it spent 700 million dollars. When parting ways with his employees compensation they should give them And some other legal tenders Of course, the company saves money in the long run with these layoffs, but the cost of large layoffs made all at once seems really high.
There have been many other layoff news recently. For example, he bought the company Activision Blizzard after a very long effort and paid a huge amount of money. Microsoft, recently parted ways with 1,900 people from the company it took under its umbrella, as well as from its Xbox division. This step of Microsoft, which has a total of 22 thousand employees, is not the only layoff the company has made recently. Meanwhile, Blizzard president Mike Ybarra decided to leave the company (This is seen as a huge loss), in addition, a survival game Blizzard was working on was also canceled.
Last week, Riot Games, TikTok and Google came to the fore with new layoffs. If the last eBay He gave sad news. According to the official announcement, one of the most important names in shopping eBay is parting ways with approximately 1,000 employees. The company, which gave bad news to approximately 9 percent of its workforce due to the ongoing economic conditions, is reportedly unable to grow at the level it wants.