X is cutting about 1,000 jobs in another round of restructuring, according to people familiar with the matter cited by Reuters. The move adds to a long series of workforce reductions at the social media company since Elon Musk took over and began aggressively shrinking costs.

The latest layoffs underscore continued pressure on the platform’s business as it tries to stabilize operations while managing lower staffing levels, shifting product priorities, and ongoing changes to its advertiser relationships. The company has not publicly detailed the full scope of the cuts.

The reduction comes amid broader turbulence across the tech sector, where companies have spent the past two years trimming headcount after the pandemic-era hiring boom. For X, however, the repeated cuts have become a defining feature of its post-acquisition overhaul.

Reuters reported the layoffs as part of an ongoing restructuring effort. As with earlier rounds, the impact is likely to be felt across internal teams and could further test the company’s ability to maintain service quality and product development with a much smaller workforce.