TI Bets $7.5B on Silicon Labs

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Texas Instruments just dropped $7.5B on Silicon Labs. This isn't just another acquisition—it's a whole new chapter for their analog and embedded processing biz. They're cutting 2026 capex and eyeing cost synergies. But can they really capture those efficiencies and balance the books? How will they juggle this with shareholder returns?