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Amsterdam Tech Company Mews Cuts 15 Percent of Jobs to Drive AI

Summary by NL Times

The Amsterdam-based tech company Mews announced plans to cut about 15 percent of its jobs, equivalent to around 170 employees. The hotel software supplier with a valuation of over two billion euros said it intends to focus more on incorporating artificial intelligence, and will thus be able to continue operations with a slimmed-down workforce.

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Amsterdam Tech Company Mews Cuts 15 Percent of Jobs to Drive AI

The Amsterdam-based tech company Mews is cutting approximately 15 percent of its jobs, which amounts to about 170 employees. The supplier of software for hotels wants to focus more on artificial intelligence (AI) and therefore expects to be able to continue with fewer employees.

3 days ago·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)

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Mews lays off 15% of staff in pivot to ‘AI-native’ future

The decision was a “difficult” one and is reflective of the current AI landscape in hospitality, founder Richard Valtr shared on LinkedIn.

3 days ago·United States

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hoteldive.com broke the news in United States 3 days ago on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.

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