HP to axe Autonomy staff
But it will bring in 50 new engineers to offset the layoffs
HP is to axe staff from its Autonomy business in a shake-up that will also see the company take on 50 new engineers. In an email published by AllThingsD, Robert Youngjohns (pictured), who took over...
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