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Cognizant cuts Project Leap cost estimate to $180–250 million; headcount rises

IT services firm reports 10,100 more employees year-on-year; quarterly employee separation costs stood at $46 million; CEO says over 50% of its code is AI-assisted

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Cognizant cuts Project Leap cost estimate to $180–250 million; headcount rises
IT services firm reports 10,100 more employees year-on-year; quarterly employee separation costs stood at $46 million; CEO says over 50% of its code is AI-assisted
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Cognizant cuts Project Leap cost estimate to $180–250 million; headcount rises

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