Hewlett-Packard (HP) says it plans to spend $1bn (£686m) and shed 9,000 jobs over three years as it creates fully-automated commercial data centres.
HP, the world's largest
technology company by sales, says the job cuts will be the result of productivity gains and automation.
HP said the resulting "next-generation services" would benefit clients.
The firm said it would record a $1bn financial
cost charge in the course of its 2013 financial year.
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