I'm kind of glad. Broadcom was looking to axe a bunch of Qualcomm folks for no reason other than standard practice. Yes, I know acquisitions/mergers often come along with bloodletting to pare down organizational redundancy, but it is my understanding that Broadcom likes to wipe out 33% of the workforce of any company they acquire, just . . . because.
Even though I am sort of rooting against them (sort of), I still want to see where Qualcomm's ARM server offerings take them. Someone wiping out 33% of their entire workforce in one go could potentially doom a project/division like that.