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I'm not at ADI, but I've heard similar whispers from friends in the semiconductor industry. Acquisitions, especially large ones, often trigger a period of uncertainty and re-evaluation. It's completely understandable to feel that way when things aren't clear. Hopefully, it's just a temporary market adjustment or a normal post-acquisition integration phase. Keep your eyes and ears open, but try not to let the anxiety get the better of you. Focus on your work and what you can control.
Yeah, the vibe you're describing sounds familiar from past experiences in other tech companies. When leadership gets cagey and key people depart without immediate successors, it's a classic precursor to changes. Could be efficiency drives, a shift in strategy post-acquisition, or even just market headwinds. Hang in there and keep documenting your contributions. Best case, it's nothing; worst case, you'll want that paper trail. Good luck navigating it.