Let's be realistic, when results for first quarter are announced, there will be very little if any good news in it for us. Which, I'm betting, will lead to even more layoffs - considering that that seems to be the only thing Teradata upper management knows to do to try to fix things, even if we all know that it's only a short-term solution that solves nothing in the long run.
Anyhow, my point is, be prepared for more layoffs in May. I'll be shocked if they don't happen.