Verily, Alphabet's life sciences company, has cut staff and closed down its long-running devices program, Business Insider has learned. The cuts were announced internally on Monday, according to a memo sent to staff by CEO Stephen Gillett and obtained by Business Insider.Verily, which began life as a moonshot inside Google's X lab, has been on a journey to cut costs and streamline projects. The group has refocused its strategy around AI and developing infrastructure for other companies to lean on, Business ...