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Chip Giant Marvell Cuts Dozens of Jobs in Israel
American chip company Marvell is laying off dozens of employees at its Israeli development centers as part of a targeted adjustment to business needs. The company, which employs about 500 people in Israel, stated the cuts affect a small portion of its engineering team.
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What happened
- 01Chipmaker Marvell is laying off dozens of employees at its Israeli development centers.
- 02The layoffs are a targeted adjustment to business needs, affecting one engineering team.
- 03Marvell employs approximately 500 people across its development centers in Israel.
- 04The company specializes in connectivity chips for data centers.
- 05Marvell's market valuation is currently around $150 billion.
Marvell specializes in connectivity chips and has a market value of around $150 billion.
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