Thread regarding Silicon Laboratories Inc. layoffs

Quiet Layoffs

IC Design just got hit with 7%. They threw in a few names from Hyderabad to make it seem like it's global but overwhelming majority is US-based. Officially, these random cuts aren't layoffs but "changing strategies and priorities". I heard similar cuts happened to other teams already in 2025.

Make no mistake, executives have been talking about opex and efficiency every townhall. I am guessing they decided quiet layoffs are better than another big round like late 2023. That's fine, we can counter quiet layoffs with quiet quitting.


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The India teams are so bad, too. Johnson has no clue what's going to happen long-term by letting them drive more and more of the business.

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That's almost 3 years of downturn and loss ever quarter. Micron, Nvidia, Intel, AMD and many other semiconductor companies have done so well and their stocks have given really good returns. Silabs stock is negative return for last 3 years.

3 years of VSP, layoffs, PIP, stacked performance rankings and hiring in India has not gotten Silicon Labs anywhere.

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