It's been going on from last 6 months, what happened to MR?

Brought to you by an obsolete dinosaur of a company. https://gizmodo.com/intel-just-gave-us-a-glimpse-of-the-near-future-of-cpus-1831025375/amp

Intel and US are losing the battle on Scale and very low costs. So many other GEOs are better just not in electronics but pharma, education, medical, energy, etc. Americans pay the highest cost for lower quaility. Its a huge loss

when it's all said and done, the markets will end up right back where they started... Qualcomm will fail getting Snapdragon to run on a PC by a major OEM vendor and it will go back to do that it does best wireless and 5G. . Intel will fail to get a... — read more 

Ha Ha. Meanwhile no 5G until 2020 means apple will lead Intel down a wild goose chase , then in 2020 kiss and make up with qualcomm after it gets more favorable terms, and dump Intel like when a man dates a date ugly friend temporarily just to get... — read more 

Just to be clear, I didn’t post this article to praise or promote the competition, but as a reminder that Intel needs to be aware that the competitors are watching our every move, and are set to take advantage of every mistake that we make. It’s... — read more 

BS is CEO MR leaves with the rest of the mediocre QCOM gang he brought along JK/RK manage engineering More designs move to TSMC TMG split off gradually

lets say from grade 7 to grade 10. I recently got an offer and planning to stay for long term (~10+ yrs) I see most employees spend atleast 10-15 yrs after joining.

I was just wondering what this means for Intel. I know we are not looking at anything catastrophic and even the author of the article said that he doesn't consider this to be a big deal, but some negative impact is bound to be seen on the quarterly... — read more 

Intel 5G will ship earlier than expected? lol

Price applenpays for Intel Inside. ha ha.

More contributions to spp and 401k matching,...

Are Nvidia, Qualcomm, Broadcom the only options in a bigger note?

It's still on the NY Times best seller list.

Can't wrap my head around as to why people want to see others lose their job. Yeah Intel has manufacturing issues but it's doing just fine with 14nm. Really high revenue and for all those doomsday folks, it won't go down to half of its revenue in 2... — read more 

Seems some not to great managers were let go. Someone at top is trying to clean up perhaps

Gary Dickerson Pat Gelsinger Bob Swan

Hello all, I got firing from Intel Corp (Israel) at July 18 due to a new manager that didn't liked me. of course he didn't mentioned this but the official reason is my lack in technical skills and non commitment. This was totally Bulls*** :( I was on... — read more 

if you look at all the field trials in China and US(Verizon)... Here's the current status. Qualcomm: (furthest ahead) (Verizon) field trials ongoing. Ready to go. waiting standards completion. Huawei (China): mobile and infrastructure 5G trials... — read more 

Yeah, just like the Titanic.... Iceberg dead ahead!!!!

Energy-efficient processors based on the Arm architecture could be more widely deployed after Amazon Web Services' introduction of Arm-based cloud-computing resources for developers this week. Think that this can cause a lot of problems. This segment... — read more 

https://www.adweek.com/agencies/intel-to-shutter-in-house-agency-inside-creative-and-production-operations-in-strategic-pivot trimming fat....

I'm not really sure what to think about the announced launch of the 5G modem 6 months earlier then it was announced. Obviously, it is beneficial to arrive at the market as early as possible but on the other hand, I fear that this decision was made... — read more 

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/microsoft-surface-laptop-amd-cpu,38176.html

Any word on what happened?

“Intel was the first to use 14-nanometer technology at scale in 2013, according to Goldman Sachs. It won’t have 10-nanometer ready for prime time until the end of 2019 -- by far the longest wait in its history. TSMC has gone from 20-nanometer to... — read more 

It's hiring

It would be foolish not to take serious Amazons entering the server CPU market. With the presentation of Amazon’s Graviton processor comes a big threat, not just in terms of losing a big customer, but also regarding the role that Amazon is going to... — read more 

In the same time one goes 20->7nm. The other one goes 14->14++++++++nm https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-apos-chipmaking-throne-challenged-080100514.html

If you ask me, missing out on growth opportunities in emerging markets, due to the lack of ability to deliver a product to its customers is a sign of poor strategy. When you get labeled as an unreliable supplier it takes a lot of time and effort to... — read more 

https://www.geekwire.com/2018/amazon-web-services-introduces-custom-designed-arm-server-processor-promises-45-percent-lower-costs-workloads/

According to a Taiwanese forum thread that claims to have information from an inside partner meeting, Intel may be developing a 10-core consumer-grade CPU in the Comet Lake-S family. The CPU would be built on the 14 nm process and may use a dual-ring... — read more 

www.dilbert.com/strip/2018-11-25

Where are the best schools and why...like research innovation Other than Technicon in Isarel? Of Cal Tech. I think Chem Eng is very tough insane Math. Harvey Mudd has to be up there since they fon't offer a specific major but a strong EE, Mech, Chem... — read more 

Well its plain to see that since theres no planning for layoffs, everyones grasping at any subject just to bad mouth intel abut anything..

What products have best margins, which products greatest growth within 5 - 7 years?