Texas Instruments is closing its older 150mm fabs, with the company laying off employees working in these older sites.

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Texas Instruments has notified employees about an upcoming wave of layoffs expected in December for their existing Dallas and Sherman plants.

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Reports of layoffs at Texas Instruments have surfaced multiple times in recent years. The company has periodically expanded and reduced its workforce across different regions, and unverified claims of ...

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Texas Instruments informed more than 150 employees in North Texas late last week that they were being laid off as the company moves to eliminate ...