Dell Trims Workforce by About 10% for Third Consecutive Year
What’s Happening at Dell?
New reporting from Dell revealed that the tech giant has reduced its workforce by approximately 10% for a third year in a row.
According to the latest 10-K filing, the company had around 97,000 employees as of Jan. 31, 2026 — marking a drop of 11,000 workers since 2025.
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News outlets, including Business Insider, flagged the workforce reduction at Dell after reviewing the company’s latest 10-K filing.
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