… interesting… how will the sell-side analysts react to the numbers put up by the manufacturing side of the biz? All have been warned, but when it actually happens? Yikes…

Has anyone really thought this through? The talent pool needed is going have to come from out of state/country & its not exactly a vacation destination. Cultural dynamics? Lack of local Infrastructure? Anything? Crickets...

https://www.techfund.one/p/intels-fall-and-gelsingers-master

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/q4-2024-nvidia-corp-earnings-123737865.html Jensen Huang General-purpose computing, as you know, is starting to run out of steam. And you can tell by the CSPs extending and many data centers, including our own... — read more 

https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-plots-1nm-silicon-for-2027-but-are-the-wheels-coming-off-its-existing-roadmap/ Five new nodes in four years, except it's only two nodes and we won't be making anything with them in large volumes for six years, might... — read more 

Brilliantly executed. I hope all the “interims” actually leave. Great job Justin in getting rid of the deadweight. Making someone “interim” is a good way to fire them without actually firing them

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/amd-market-value-tops-300-185617795.html INTC - 25 years of dead money and counting.

Artificial intelligence offers a growing and potentially lucrative opportunity for Intel's freshly standalone programmable chip unit, its CEO Sandra Rivera said. Intel's programmable chip unit began operating as a standalone business at the... — read more 

What’s the deal with all these green badges in the MFG group? What’s their role? There are green badges effectively hired to do BB jobs in some departments. Just curious what’s up.

Intel is about to fu-k around and find out. https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2023/06/02/the-15-biggest-risks-of-artificial-intelligence/?sh=3893d6902706

Build “Intel” chips to compete with TSMC - OR- Build Foundry Services that can compete with TSMC for your costumers. You cannot do both. Corporations will not use you as a fab knowing your chips will take priority and…you don’t have a... — read more 

Over the weeks i have seen good posts get negative feedback and dismissed. Its easy to see why mostly sadistic people come here and try to spread more negative energy. These individuals should be found who can’t learn new technology or improve... — read more 

Intel CEO admits 'I've bet the whole company on 18A' "I’ve bet the whole company on 18A." So, says Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger in the most deadpan, matter-of-fact manner imaginable. He's not glib. He's not joking. Everything rides on Intel's 18A process... — read more 

I know many who are just doing the bare minimum to stick around and milk the cow until the end

In 2007 i think intel tried to acquire Nvidia, now intel feels like steal for Nvidia and own foundry + cpu + gpu

I watched the culture deteriorate in real time. I still mourn the place it once was. It's unrecognizable today. The only reason why I stay is because I'm close enough to retirement that switching jobs now would be too much of a complication. I'll... — read more 

I used to think I was in that position in DDG and then SDG. Left back in 2020. I know how design engineers are feeling. You think you're too stupid to get a job anywhere else. Probably interviewed at Apple, Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, Microsoft... — read more 

https://youtu.be/0PrmrMQ9gJU?si=uoT98UmKr_Pr3AXW

https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/02/rto-doesnt-improve-company-value-but-does-make-employees-miserable-study/ Some MBA-having, BMW-driving, suspender-wearing a--hole at Intel read that and said, “Hey! If we do RTO we can save on severance! Oh... — read more 

Wait a min, if Intel Foundry is so good then why use TSMC? Oh yeah, you want actual products, not look at pretty PowerPoint slides and listen to Hot Air BS at presentations and conferences. MSFT fell for it, feeling kinda sad for them... — read more 

How can anyone take Intel seriously after this https://youtu.be/-w1BZTgUOIA?si=1Fo4JmEBsx3AufHj

or just rumor?

Intel has a “brand” now. Behold… Intel Foundry Disclaimer: Actual chips are still missing.

This is a really big deal for NVDA. Good game.

As above , new investment to go head to head with Nvidia on AI chips and computing ….. meanwhile PG continues to have nostalgic dreams of being number 1 and dominant in chip design and manufacturing…. can he not see the market has changed utterly... — read more 

Stock is up with those $10 billion on the horizon (maybe). Not that it will make any difference to those who will be laid off anyway.

Those of us that read the sh-t show of a RTO and remote policy they published last week. Safe to say they are forcing people that aren’t near core sites listed to relocate or get the boot?

Yes, no more layoffs once $10B+ are given by the government

Industry group invalidates 2,600 official Intel CPU benchmarks https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/spec-invalidates-2600-intel-cpu-benchmarks-says-companys-compiler-used-unfair-optimizations-that-boosted-performance

Well the BoD and execs looking to line their pockets before Intel goes out of business should be salivating at this. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-talks-more-10-billion-231714356.html

lol at tsmc

What’s rewards look like for everyone? Ranges from 3-15% increases in pay, so I got curious. Hopefully the next phase is reducing manager head count.

How come Intel is lagging behind in making RTO mandatory. Someone wake the ELT, the pandemic is over already

How do you get folks to give you a formal recognition through the recognition tool (even a note if not monetary) rather than just verbally thanks or an email? Does anyone just ask others directly who thank them to submit something?

Was watching TV today and was thinking, whatever happened to that Intel Media Streaming Box from few years ago? I had volunteered as a beta tester and remember all the circuit articles talking about it being the next multi-billion dollar... — read more 

Cisco announces layoffs of 5% after mediocre earnings and poor guidance. https://www.cnbc.com/2024/02/14/cisco-cutting-5percent-of-global-workforce-in-restructuring-move.html

What’s going on?

Intel’s revenue in the year 2000 when adjusted for inflation is higher than 2023 revenue. 23 years of ZERO growth. Not coincidentally, the stock price hasn’t moved much since then. Get out and find better growth opportunities. — read more 

Intel has so many useless managers Which only attend meetings and create power point slides. Zero technical work.