Good article by Rob Enderle https://www.technewsworld.com/story/85427.html

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/07/03/business/media/barnes-noble-ceo-fired.html

Couldn't figure out how to get WiFi working together with 5G. "The introduction of a new speedy Wi-Fi standard called WiGig (802.11ad) “into any mobile product brings new and unanticipated challenges,” they stated." "A June Bloomberg report cites... — read more 

Apple: Hi Intel, we won't be needing your services any longer. https://www.macrumors.com/2018/07/05/apple-informs-intel-5g-modems-not-needed-iphones/

https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/7/5/17536008/apple-intel-5g-modems-2020-iphones

that's what it's going to boil down to.

Good time to stack up more AMD stock imho.

So does this mean Intel is no longer the "leader in 5G"?

Told you guys it's a done deal. Even before the clown was fired. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-likely-induct-former-dcg-134801313.html

Monday?

After the CEO exit, guys are leaving Intel at all levels. What's happening in US ? Any announcements ?

If the board were to select one of these two to head the company, the key difference between the two is: while Murthy will make the company to meet ground zero at the speed of light, Diane would do it at the speed of sound. Diane is nothing but a... — read more 

https://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2018/07/03/diane-bryant-google-cloud-intel-goog-intc.html

For somebody who is very new to Intel (under a year,) can you please tell me what your impressions of DB as new potential CEO are? What was she like when she was heading Intel's data center business? Basically, are we looking at an upgrade to BK or... — read more 

https://bgr.com/2018/07/03/5g-iphone-release-date-2019-rumors/

Once upon a time, employees were the most valuable resource to a company. Today they are the first to be cut when the company falls on hard times. At Intel apparently it's okay if the bazarre, insane CEO throws away hundreds of millions if not... — read more 

Or is it still a mothballed shell even with all the hype?

https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/07/02/h-1b-spouse-work-ban-to-cost-100000-their-jobs-hurt-companies-research/

A HR rep at the Ocotillo site said they are planning a layoff, targeting GSM and IT. No info on what the criteria will be or how many people are affected.

Intel's Altera subsidiary, aka PSG, is hiring 50-60 people in Raleigh since January. Any other small sites growing? Crazy a difference 2 years make

ICF insiders - any hints on who? I see speculation on Nokia, HP....what about Panasonic?

Once upon a time, employees were the most valuable resource to a company. Today they are the first to be cut when the company falls on hard times. At Intel apparently it's okay if the bizarre, insane CEO throws away hundreds of millions if not... — read more 

Imagine that last time AMD mad a run they were three to four years behind on process technology and still could fielded a competitive product. 2019 AMD will be on 7nm and Intel products designed to be release 3 years ago still won’t have any volume... — read more 

Source below (Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool) - in short: Murthy, Stacy, Sanjay, Segars, Murthy Renduchintala Intel has historically promoted internal candidates to the CEO spot, and I think that it's highly likely that the board of directors will... — read more 

Since nobody of consequence is going to see this, just treat this as me taking a break and passing some gas. HR is a tool, and HR people are a bunch of tools. They're supposed to treat everyone at the company as fungible cogs, that's just their modus... — read more 

Intel had a growth spurt from 1989 to 2000 that was very remarkable due to its partnerships with IBM/MSFT/DELL and all rhe PC clone ecosystem. This will NEVER repeat itself and it was a generational shift in computing which took over 25 years to... — read more 

Though BK is responsible for ACT happening, responsibility for treating the employees the way they did, lies with HR and its leader at that time, and RT. But the worst sin of HR is not ACT. It is the way leadership development was made to happen over... — read more 

Management pretends they pay us market rates and we pretend we work really hard. Don't want any outsider coming and spoiling that understanding.

or new SCOTUS justice first ?

https://semiaccurate.com/2018/06/29/intels-firing-of-ceo-brian-krzanich-is-a-cover-for-deeper-problems/

The worst thing to come out of this firing was the clear and unambiguous message that Intel’s board does not intend to come clean about the problems at the company, and that should really worry you.

Is there a deadline for choosing Intel's new CEO or can this drag on indefinitely?

A housecleaning is near. This one: "0ne high ranking female CxO was known to be having a long term and not hidden affair with their male subordinate." Hmm...I wonder who that could be? Someone who went to Google maybe?

Now that BK is gone, what are the chances we can get some of the best people who were shown the door in the past several years back to Intel? Most of them have landed in better companies that actually treat their employees decently, but we can at... — read more 

Scroll to approx 51 mins. Can someone tell me what she actually was trying to say? https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/meetings/game-of-phones-examining-the-competitive-impact-of-the-t-mobile_sprint-transaction

Comments, insights ? ( Serious replies only please !) Thanks !