WARN Feed · layoffs by industry

US technology and software layoffs — the actual WARN Act filings, rebuilt every day

1,747 technology and software layoff and closing notices filed with state labour agencies under the WARN Act, from 1989 to 2026, covering 192,780 reported workers at 369 employers in 39 states. Free, CC BY 4.0, rebuilt every morning from the agency portals — no login, no key, no email.

1,747technology and software notices on record1989–2026
192,780workers reported in themas filed by the employer
369distinct employersin 39 states
200notices in the last 365 dayssince 2025-09-24
US technology and software WARN notices, all years on record · Source: state WARN portals, normalized · as of 2026-09-24

Download every sector-tagged notice (CSV) This industry as its own dataset on Hugging Face

Who is in this cut

Included: software and internet companies, hardware and semiconductor makers, electronics manufacturers, IT services and data-centre operators.

What counts as tech here: the employer name reads as a software, internet, hardware, semiconductor, electronics or IT-services company. Biotech and pharma are deliberately NOT here (they sit under pharma_biotech), and neither are telecoms carriers (media_telecom). The sector_rule column shows which pattern fired on every row, so you can audit or re-cut it yourself.

Why this file exists

Tech layoff trackers are built from press coverage and company blog posts, which means they see the famous cuts and miss the rest. These are the legal filings: employer, site, workers affected, notice date, effective date, notice type — including the layoffs nobody wrote about.

technology and software WARN notices per year154 notices20112026
Technology and software WARN notices per year (2011–2026). Counted on the notice date, or the layoff date where the agency publishes no notice date. 2026 is a part year — it holds the notices dated so far, so the last point is not comparable with a full year before it. · Source: industry/tech.html, rebuilt daily · as of 2026-09-24
technology and software notices by stateCalifornia1,007 noticesNew York147 noticesIllinois96 noticesWashington92 noticesTexas50 noticesNew Jersey39 noticesOregon32 noticesFlorida26 noticesArizona22 noticesMichigan22 notices
The ten states with the most technology and software WARN notices on record. 39 states have at least one. · Source: state WARN portals · as of 2026-09-24

The employers with the most technology and software notices on record

Counted per notice, not per event: a company that files in four states files four notices. Employer names are the resolved spelling — the raw agency spelling is kept in the download.

EmployerNotices Workers reported
Meta Platforms11414,006
Intel1049,025
Google1003,369
Qualcomm696,587
WeWork632,443
Microsoft6113,083
Marvell Semiconductor491,040
Sun Microsystems38356
Cisco Systems377,986
Pitney Bowes332,653
Xerox333,331
Oracle America305,093

The 15 most recent technology and software notices

DateEmployerState WorkersNotice type
2026-09-18Intel
matched on “intel”
California
Santa Clara County
1Layoff Permanent
2026-09-18Intel
matched on “intel”
California
Santa Clara County
24Layoff Permanent
2026-09-18Intel
matched on “intel”
California
Santa Clara County
22Layoff Permanent
2026-09-18Intel
matched on “intel”
California
Santa Clara County
5Layoff Permanent
2026-09-15Oracle America
matched on “oracle”
California
Santa Clara County
99Layoff Permanent
2026-09-15Oracle Pleasanton Campus (Pleasanton Campus)
matched on “oracle”
California
Alameda County
63Layoff Permanent
2026-09-15Uber Technologies
matched on “uber”
California
San Francisco County
102Layoff Permanent
2026-09-15Oracle America
matched on “oracle”
California
San Mateo County
279Layoff Permanent
2026-09-15Uber Technologies
matched on “uber”
California
San Francisco County
151Layoff Permanent
2026-09-14Oracle America
matched on “oracle”
Washington
Seattle
359Layoff
2026-09-14Uber Technologies
matched on “uber”
California
Santa Clara County
43Layoff Permanent
2026-09-14LeeMAH Electronics
matched on “electronics”
California
San Mateo County
62Closure Permanent
2026-09-14Uber Technologies
matched on “uber”
California
Santa Clara County
94Layoff Permanent
2026-09-02Uber Technologies
matched on “uber”
Washington
Seattle
93Layoff
2026-09-02Uber Technologies
matched on “uber”
Illinois
Chicago, 433 West Van Buren St.
363State

Date is the notice date where the agency publishes one, otherwise the layoff date. 193 of the 1,747 notices in this cut are recorded as a closure rather than a layoff.

How the industry is decided: no state WARN portal publishes an industry field, so there is no NAICS column to filter on. The sector here is assigned from the resolved employer name by a published rule table (19 sectors, 3,152 patterns, first match wins), and every row carries the pattern that fired in its sector_rule column so you can audit or re-cut it. The archive holds 61,428 notices; 61,232 of them carry a usable date and are in the sector file (196 have no date in either column), 32,168 come out with a sector, and 29,064 stay unclassified — and are still counted in every total shown anywhere on this site. Manual audit 2026-09-12: 4 of 60 sampled rows were assigned to the wrong sector. Rebuilt 2026-09-24.

How to check any of this

Every number on this page is computed at build time from notices_by_sector.csv (one row per notice, with the sector and the rule that assigned it), and the yearly series from sector_by_year.csv. The free HTTP API serves the whole archive as JSON, NDJSON and per-state CSV with no key. This industry is also published as its own Hugging Face dataset, and the full sector cut as one file. If a number here disagrees with the file, the file is right and it is a bug — tell us and it is fixed the next morning.

These are public filings, free to download. What costs money is noticing the new ones: WARN Watch re-runs your own list of technology and software employers against every daily refresh and tells you the morning a notice lands.

Paste your list into the free checker and see every match from the last 180 days in your browser — no account, no email, nothing sent anywhere. WARN Watch is the paid version that runs the same list against every daily refresh for you and posts new matches to a private alert page, an RSS feed and a Slack or Teams webhook.

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