Google said you are 100% wrong.

Right, the very public two rounds of layoffs the company did right before being "acquired" had nothing to do with them running out of money.

Not my job to proof the wild claim that the layoffs were to save the company from bankruptcy .

The company raised $10M, did two rounds of layoffs totaling a quarter of the company, and was then acquired not long after. Early stage companies like that don't do layoffs unless it's to extend cash runway, but run wild with whatever unfounded fantasy you have about it all.