As of Q4'25, Texas Instruments ( TXN ) reported net income of USD 1.16B, representing a year-over-year decrease of 3.5%. This marks a sequential decline from the previous quarter's USD 1.36B, with the YoY growth rate turning negative after two quarters of positive growth. From Q1'23 to Q4'25, TXN's net income exhibited a downward trend, falling from USD 1.71B in Q1'23 to a low of USD 1.10B in Q1'24, before partially recovering in subsequent quarters. The YoY growth rate was negative throughout 2023 and most of 2024, reaching its lowest point at -35.3% in Q1'24. However, the company saw a brief return to positive YoY growth in Q1 and Q2'25, peaking at 14.9% in Q2'25, before slipping back into negative territory by Q4'25. This pattern suggests ongoing volatility and a challenging recovery environment for TXN's profitability over the period.