To boost shareholder values, Meg will break up Intel into: Manufacturing Foundry like TSMC A CPU Company, like AMD An SOC Company like Avago A Mobile Company like ........ Fire the rest.... QED

Considering Intel wasn't able to break into new areas in the past 20+ years despite all the money it has sunk into "new business", and the home turf is now wrecked inside and out. Is there any successful examples out there that a company in that... — read more 

US chipmaker Intel has trained as many as 99,000 developers, students and professors in artificial intelligence (AI) in India since April 2017, against a target of 15,000 for the first year of its programme, according to the tech major. It has also... — read more 

Is thisa new company wide policy or divisional

HR will be on hand for the paperwork and security will be ready to perp walk you out. It will be swift and painful.

Many more to be announced soon, within the next 2-4 weeks.

It is clear that any further investments in X86 based architecture will bring diminishing results. With modern OS and app stores, the transition to a new CPU architecture is much easier, since the app stores themselves compile the source code... — read more 

Management is suddenly requesting lots of studies to be completed by the end of the month for unspecified reasons. Expect lot of announcements during the next four weeks. Managers will be shuffled, people will be layed off.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/08/16/h-1b-indian-outsourcing-firm-discriminates-against-non-indian-workers-games-u-s-visa-system-lawsuit/amp/

It's time to split Intel's marketing and design people from the fabrication plants. https://www.thestreet.com/story/11771586/1/break-up-intel.html

Any updates on Duisburg?

https://www.engadget.com/amp/2018/08/16/arm-says-chips-will-outperform-intel-laptop-cpus/?__twitter_impression=true

https://newsroom.intel.com/news/intel-enables-worlds-first-fully-compliant-testing-new-5g-nr-standard-deutsche-telecom-huawei/

Because they're going to f---ing need it afterwards

iCDG layoffs in following locations confirmed. Villach, Austria Aalborg, Denmark Chandler, AZ Hillsboro, OR California

Any news ?

Or have the shut the f--- up https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/8/15/17692280/samsung-5g-exynos-5100-modem-chipset-mmwave-3gpp-standard

Maybe the company would be better off with no CEO and the company finally split into separate Fab and R&D and Design companies. Anyway, the BOD needs a lot of help.

https://finance.yahoo.com/m/f2de23b4-8786-3014-ac46-21bb2e12d5a9/amid-immigration-crackdown%2C.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-discloses-three-more-chip-191939314.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-discovers-chip-security-vulnerability-223221924.html

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/intel-stock-slips-after-new-disclosure-of-chip-vulnerability-2018-08-14 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-stock-falls-report-chip-185341310.html

14nm+++++++ or fake 10nm (12nm). LOL! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 FUBAR

Qualcomm has launched 5G and Samsung launched with availability by the of 2018. Still no announcements from Intel on modems either 4G or 5G??

The rumor is Intel will capture 100% of Apple's iPhone modem business this year but will it be profitable?

Icdg site closure announcement immanent

Whereas AMD has equivalent or better products covering 85% of Intel's business and can make a profit on $6B in revenue. What do you think is going to happen?

Are the chip architects appreciative of his leadership or resent him changing things?

Seriously, every time I look, there's another AMD product beating our equivalent by a mile. When exactly did we become second fiddle to AMD? Am I the only one who finds that fact so incredibly sad, considering that we used to be at least five levels... — read more 

Intel is investing again and build a new team to develop the Arduino boards. According to the strategy team, this is the only way to recover Intel and it is the future for sure!!!

And AMD stock isn't tanking lik it normally does on buy on rumor sell on news.... Iguess times have changed and AMD is no longer the sc-apy x86 company it once was. Thank you Dr. Su. What iteration of 14nm++++ are we now on Intel?

Anybody else thinks these multiplying downgrades will lead to knee jerk reaction round of layoffs? Considering that unfortunately layoffs are seen as a good cost saving thing by shareholders and in most of the cases they bump the stock up right after... — read more 

Intel target lowered to $49 at Cowen https://www.marketwatch.com/story/intel-target-lowered-to-49-at-cowen-2018-08-13

About Intel: "We see Intel's struggles with 10nm process technology having ramifications in terms of its competitive position -- across a broad set of products," Hari said in a note Friday. "While the 10nm push is well-publicized at this point, we... — read more 

"Given the increasing negative coverage on Wall Street on Intel, the stock could reach a bear market shortly. Intel saw a fresh bout of selling Monday following a rating downgrade from Barclays analyst Blayne Curtis to hold from buy. The analyst had... — read more 

What's going on in ICF? Is it still happening on the scale where it starts to matter?

How is the current debt vs cash flow? After the 2 megabuys won't there be a significant reduction in cash? Is that of no impact to the 3 to 5 years plan for the company?

The kool-aid drinking shills like to point out that AMD is an expert at paper launches. Let's count the number of paper launches by Intel in the last year alone, shall we? Nervana (Naive, ignorant clown BK bought all their bs along with their... — read more 

2019 is going to be a very ugly year for INTC. Some people don't realize that sampling to high volume rollout is a very long process. AMD has already been qualified in many of the so called hyperscalers and they will be ramping to very high volume on... — read more