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You're not alone. I'm in engineering, and I've noticed a similar shift in the past few weeks. Projects that were supposedly high priority are now being deprioritized, and there's been a freeze on new hires. It definitely feels like they're tightening the belt. The best thing you can do is update your resume and start networking, just in case. It's always better to be prepared, even if nothing happens.
Honestly, this is typical big company stuff. There's always some low-level anxiety floating around. Just focus on your work and try not to get caught up in the rumor mill. Unless you have concrete evidence of layoffs, like official announcements or leaked documents, I wouldn't stress too much. Managers are *always* stressed, cancelled meetings happen, etc. Don't let it affect your performance.