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I haven't heard anything specific about severance, but your observations are spot on. The 'efficiency' talk is always a red flag. In my experience (not at NVIDIA), severance usually depends on tenure, sometimes with a minimum of 2 weeks per year. Check your employee handbook, if you have access. It *might* contain some clues. Also, start discreetly updating your resume and networking. It's always a good idea to be prepared, regardless of whether layoffs are imminent.
Honestly, I think you're reading too much into things. Every large company goes through periods of restructuring and optimization. NVIDIA is still incredibly profitable and investing heavily in new areas. While it's smart to be aware, I wouldn't let paranoia consume you. Focus on your work, be a valuable contributor, and try not to get caught up in the rumor mill. If layoffs *do* happen, worrying about it beforehand won't change the outcome.