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    226 jobs cut as Qualcomm diversifies operations

    The layoffs will impact workers across 16 facilities in San Diego, including Qualcomm’s headquarters
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauSeptember 23, 20241 Min Read13767 Views
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    Qualcomm has announced plans to lay off at least 226 employees in the United States, effective 12 November. The move comes as a part of its strategy to diversify its business operations.

    This decision was disclosed in a California Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notice, which outlines the company’s intentions regarding workforce reductions.

    The layoffs will impact workers across 16 facilities in San Diego, including Qualcomm’s headquarters. This move is part of Qualcomm’s ongoing efforts to realign its workforce in response to changing market conditions and to better position itself for future growth opportunities.

    year, Qualcomm implemented significant cost-cutting measures that resulted in the termination of 1,258 employees. The move illustrated a pattern of workforce adjustments aimed at maintaining financial health amid evolving industry demands. Despite these layoffs, Qualcomm reported a robust annual revenue of $35.8 billion for 2023, underscoring its significant role in the semiconductor and technology sectors.

    The company’s diversification strategy aims to enhance its product offerings and adapt to the rapidly-changing technological landscape, allowing Qualcomm to capitalise on new opportunities in various markets. As the tech giant navigates these transitions, it continues to prioritise its core competencies while also exploring avenues for expansion.

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