Insisting that we need our own fabs? Our competitors dwarf us now and they are fabless. TSMC is closing in on 1 trillion dollars market cap. Why does Intel insist that everyone is wrong expect themselves? The fabless trend has grown exponentially... — read more 

Not much, but soon it will mean nothing.

With the Lunar lake launch, Clearwater forest, foundry business, do you think these can turn around intel”s fate?

How bad will it be? How much will stock drop? Will Pastor P be fired? How many ELT will “retire”?

Pat talks a big game but does not have the team he thought he had. Face it. Intel is full of mediocrity as the best have left. There’s no way mediocre engineers are beating the superstars at other places. Bumping it up from @lbh+1tiBDIg2. — read more 

Got so many emails recently about survey results. As expected, it looks so awful. The worst one out of so many seems to be Intel has an outstanding future...LOL Still, all managers were trying their best to put a positive spin on this shameful... — read more 

Intel’s (INTC) Gaudi 3 chips pale in comparison to Nvidia’s latest Blackwell series. U.S. equities are volatile due to AI “fatigue,” potentially causing further losses for Intel. Intel is trading below peers, but caution is advised before... — read more 

Scale 0 to 10. 10 = very satisfied

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I started looking for a job while still here. I had several job offers, most of them better than what I have in Intel, some offering far better pay and benefits. I made a choice last week, and I’m sealing the deal now. God knows how it will turn out... — read more 

Top voted Q for next week’s DCAI forum is compensation. Let’s ask this question until periodic table is exhausted lol 😂

Please share your data here by reference from popular websites to show we are comparative. We asked same question and HR said it confidential blah blah lol

I was comparing my salary (Software role) with lower-tier competitors and noticed that I am paid much less. It’s time to look externally. I have no hope that Intel will ever come back and address this issue.

I spoke with some and they say resurvey result show compensation unhappiness. What do you think?

The circle #erk begins

We can get rid of several layers of management and nobody would even notice. When's that happening?

Q2 earnings call is coming. We don’t expect other than horrible numbers and massive layoffs. When will Pastor P resign??

just realized insurance premiums have gone up to 30% in California including everyone's compensation in other companies. Our s-h-i-t compensation is not higher and also lower :(. sick of being at this company and actively interviewing to leave

According to MarketWatch, Gelsinger's total compensation in 2023 was $16.86 million, a 45% increase from his 2022 earnings of $11.61 million, as revealed in Intel's 2024 proxy statement. ... — read more 

in another platform I saw someone said intel is a dying cow and everyone should milk it till last minute. Why not all of us help to the turn around?

title - I am not

https://x.com/jonathan_blow/status/1807867755070161307 Sorry for the profanity, but every single laptop I have bought since 2020 has been unusable dog sh-t. Newest entry: Framework 16. It automatically switches between integrated and discrete GPU... — read more 

A lot of people I see here are frustrated with their pay (I’m dont really like it but not frustrated). Why management don’t address internally so employees don’t come out here posting as a therapy session?

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2024/07/01/intel-bae-systems-face-fresh-scrutiny-over-use-of-chips-act-funds.html Disgusting. Thank you, Pastor P.

Semiconductor pioneer Intel has seen its stock drop about 35.2% so far this year. The chipmaker received $8.5 billion in Chips Act funding in March to expand investments in chipmaking sites in Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio, and... — read more 

Are you good at what you're doing? If the answer is 'yes,' then you have nothing to worry about. Every layoff I've lived through at Intel resulted in low-performers being shown the door - which is exactly as it should be. I can't believe that my... — read more 

It was in 2021 bold claims were made. Qualcomm in HVM by 2024, and unquestioned process leadership by 2025. This implies pdk 1.1 issued mid 2023. Qualcomm walked away, and 1.1 on 18A still not happened. The board and the street still imbibing the... — read more 

On Friday, my colleagues and I discussed how Intel underpays in every aspect: base pay, bonuses, and stocks. Consequently, we've decided not to work after 4:30 pm or over weekends in any capacity. If you need assistance with your project, please feel... — read more 

How does the layoffs affect people on visa? Intel has a lot of immigrants. Most of them own houses and rental properties. Does Intel look at your immigration status before involuntary CPM?

Has the severance package details changed from last year?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WOiBD5FJjAo This is not a good matchup for Intel lol.

DCAI VP announced two weeks ago the group can’t keep investing in Xeon the way it used to be and is shifting investments into AI/GPU space. Since then voluntary CPM has been opened and closed this past weekend, and a lot of people are leaving. The... — read more 

I heard a bigger badder round of layoffs is fast approaching… folks, heads up… plan accordingly because it’s gonna get ugly.

I am really scared to lose everything.

So if the voluntary packages are being offered now, involuntary comes next? What is the criteria for the involuntary CPM? I mean in an organization where the managers are inefficient who even makes the decision of removing them?

First, to be absolutely clear, there were lots of great people at Intel and specifically in Intel’s compiler team. There were plenty of good engineers doing good work, perfectly nice people who wanted to do the right thing. By numbers, they were by... — read more 

My motivation is zero. General feel is like we’re floating until we sink. It’s so depressing.

Intel extremely underpays employee compared to Qualcomm, AMD, don’t want to name NVIDIA, Marvell, Lam research, Micron, etc