One of the world’s biggest smartphone chipmakers, Qualcomm has been hit this year by a slump in consumer electronics sales
The cuts are part of an effort to build "a stronger performance culture" and address situations where the company "has consistently fallen short of expectations," Amon said.
According to a Reuters report dated October 20, CEO Cristiano Amon informed employees about the planned cuts in an internal memo.
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon told employees in a memo on October 19 that the company will conduct global, performance-based layoffs after completing its annual employee evaluations, with...
Qualcomm had about 52,000 employees globally as of September 2025.
One of the world’s biggest smartphone chipmakers, Qualcomm, is set to cut jobs worldwide as part of what it has described as a "performance-based reduction" after its annual employees, according...
CEO Cristiano Amon said notifications will begin in November, but the company has not disclosed the number of roles affected. The cuts come as weak consumer electronics demand weighs on the...
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said the company would begin notifying affected employees in November as it seeks to strengthen its performance culture amid slowing smartphone demand
Qualcomm is preparing to lay off employees worldwide starting in November as CEO Cristiano Amon moves to tighten performance standards across the chipmaker. The planned job cuts, disclosed in an...
A memo from the CEO says the cuts will address situations where the company "has consistently fallen short of expectations."
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