Apple recruits former engineer of Texas Instruments

In recent years, Apple has been particularly hot on public transport, on subways, and everywhere on the Apple mobile phone. Instrumentation World Network reports: Apple recruited former Texas Instruments engineers to expand its Israeli chip business.

Texas Instruments decided to abandon the chip business and plans to lay off 1,700 people worldwide in the company. According to relevant sources in recent days, Apple recruited dozens of former Texas Instruments engineers in Israel and arranged for its work in Haifa and Tel Aviv's flash chip factories to expand its chip business in Israel.

It is reported that Texas Instruments has announced global layoffs, while the Ra'anana research and development center in Israel has announced the reduction of 250 employees. These employees are involved in the development of wireless connectivity products such as WiFi, Yahoo, GPS, and OMAP. These employees are expected to be "absorbed" by Apple.

In addition, sources pointed out that Apple’s “recruitment” campaign was initiated very early. In January this year, it recruited related chip engineers in Israel's Haifa and Herzelia regions to further develop its chip business.