T-Mobile Cuts IT Roles Amid Shift Toward Automation and Digital Services
The layoffs are the latest in a series of cuts as the company restructures its technology operations and continues hiring in new areas.
WASHINGTON, April 2, 2026 — T-Mobile is cutting roles in its IT organization, the company confirmed in a statement to Broadband Breakfast on Thursday, marking the latest in a series of layoffs over the past year that have affected hundreds of workers in Washington state.
The cuts come as T-Mobile restructures its technology operations to focus on new products and digital services, reflecting a broader shift in telecom toward automation and emerging technologies. The company did not directly link the layoffs to artificial intelligence.
The company is providing support to employees affected by the layoffs as they transition, a T-Mobile spokesperson told Broadband Breakfast.
