Salesforce has announced a new round of layoffs, affecting 86 employees, as detailed in a WARN notice filed in California. The job cuts primarily target staff involved with the company's Agentforce AI product, Mulesoft IT integration tool, and Marketing Cloud software. This decision comes amid significant challenges for Salesforce, including a more than 30% decline in its stock value this year, driven by concerns that AI technologies could supplant traditional software solutions, particularly in customer relationship management. Despite these challenges, Salesforce reported that Agentforce has achieved annualized revenue surpassing $1 billion, although reports indicate that its performance has not met expectations. This latest round of layoffs follows an earlier reduction in January, which saw the company eliminate fewer than 1,000 roles. Salesforce's workforce was reported to exceed 80,000 employees at the end of January, highlighting the scale of the company's operations and the impact of these job cuts on its overall structure. The company has not publicly commented on the layoffs.