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Despite widespread layoffs at software companies, Israel's tech workforce stayed remarkably stable in early 2026, thanks to booming hardware sector hiring. The shift reveals how AI is reshaping which skills companies need, not just eliminating jobs.
A Belfast-based technology company is hiring over 340 people in the next three years to meet surging demand for artificial intelligence services. The new positions offer an average salary of £58,000 and include opportunities for graduates starting their careers.
While tech giants cut jobs in AI's name, software company Box is hiring. The 20-year-old firm now employs 100 more people because artificial intelligence expanded what it can offer customers.
New research reveals 44% of companies are creating jobs because of AI, while only 23% are cutting positions. Among businesses experiencing both, two-thirds report AI has added more roles than it removed.
