5000 engineer will get laid off by sep 2026 confirmed news.
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@hw that article is from 2025
@qs emails have been going out for days where? I work at one of the largest campuses and haven't seen nor heard anything.
Exactly as predicted in Jan. Headcount needs to get below 60k
People calling OP a troll clearly don’t work at Intel. Emails have been going out for days, it’s not a secret.
@OP Random person on internet has correct information all of the time, none of the time.
Learn to read.. its 2026 now
@hw it says 2025
@cj
Here:
https://www.manufacturingdive.com/news/intel-layoffs-surpass-5000-across-California-Oregon-Arizona-Texas/752756/
It says more than 5000 across 4 states, Oregon is affected the most.
Will the FST group be affected?
Appears to be 4k ish.
Was the final HC ever reached? I’m certain there’s discussions if Intel is over count. I think they are hiring as a matter of fact.
"Confirmed news"
Source?
Intel liars again !
how about non-engineers?
Not the def Met team in Oregon ! Safe and growing!
Which region?
Intel Haifa is closing?
Intel is probably the only company that is laying off people due to corporate incompetency rather than "AI efficiency". INTC shares are artificially kept at high levels (thanks to the US gov bullying the major players that do not chip in to fund Intel using tariffs) but the reality is there has been no good progress in its management over the last 10 years! This means no matter how many customers make deals with Intel, they will still suffer from poor execution, missed deadlines, underperforming technology, and constantly moving goal posts to cover up internal failures. I am curious to see how long the bullied companies will be able to withstand the pressure of paying without getting anything in return. I think as soon as Trump leaves, the true fate of Intel will become clearer.