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Texas Instruments Cuts Nearly 200 Jobs in Dallas as 150mm Chip Line Closes

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Texas Instruments decreases headcount by 200.

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Texas Instruments cuts nearly 200 jobs in Dallas as 150mm chip line closes. * by Abhinav Kumar * 3 October 2025 * 2 minutes read Texas Instruments, the Dallas-based semiconductor giant, has confirmed nearly 200 layoffs at its local facility, marking one of the largest workforce reductions at the company in recent years. The cuts follow weeks of online speculation and employee reports of sudden terminations, with official confirmation coming via a letter filed with the Texas Workforce Commission. The layoffs are tied to the permanent closure of the 150mm production line at Texas Instruments' DFAB worksite in Dallas. According to the company's WARN notice, approximately 183 employees will be affected, in which 163 employees will be laid off on December 12, 2025, with a final group of 20 workers scheduled for release on April 30 2026. Affected employees will receive at least 60 days of paid leave as required by law. Key facts at a glance. * Location: Dallas, Texas (DFAB worksite) * Number Affected: Approximately 183 employees, with a final 20 released in April * Reason: Closure of 150mm semiconductor production line * Timing: Layoffs announced in late September 2025; final terminations April 30, 2026 * Company Statement: "Aligning resources to best support the company's long-term strategy" * Employee Reaction: Widespread anxiety, reports of sudden badge deactivations, and...

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Jobs cut
200
Stories
2
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States

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Jobs cut (reported)
200
Stories about this event
2
Headcount named
200

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Decreases headcount by

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75%
Detected
Oct 3, 2025
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