Okay, even if you disregard everything else in this article, this sentence is pure gold: Management is overpaid for its poor performance. I'm pretty sure you will not find anybody on here disagreeing with him... — read more 

How Intel is combating jerks in the workplace: The no-jerks rule doesn’t mean turning your organization into a paradise for conflict-averse wimps. People in the best groups and organizations know how to fight. Intel, the world’s largest semiconductor... — read more 

The big reveal is out. Google started working on the problem back in 2009, then in 2016 spun the project out as a company in its own right called Waymo. Today, we learned something new about the Waymo project: it's powered by Intel... — read more 

Locations to expand. Or not. Maybe.

I took the enhance retirement package last year, and have Cigna till End of 2017, I thought it was a good deal, until I tried to use it. As I went on Medicare, Cigna was my secondary coverage. Apparently Cigna only covers expenses for stuff that... — read more 

Wow, just Wow... _Analysts have focused on the company's progress in 10 and 7 nm EUV, in particular. "Our sense is management believes that investors still severely underestimates the impact of 7 nm and the size of the potential market," several... — read more 

If you were wondering what we will be working on and focusing on in the following five years, wonder no more... It's actually an informative if longish article, worth a read... — read more 

I am a senior researcher at Intel very estoric communication research I told my R&D director I was going back to Academics, as a tenured Associate Prof, After 5 weeks of trying to retain me sure was not the money. I Will make at most half of my Intel... — read more 

Hmmm, September is halfway gone. Which VP is next to "retire"?

Let's for example assume you have a product - say cellular modem for this example It costs $1bn in R$D to produce a new modem each year. It costs $13 each unit to manufacture from TSMC and you sell 70m to apple each year for $15 each. If you were the... — read more 

Just wondering if there are any rules against having an affair with coworkers.

One thing Intel is doing well is that it's not having a mass exodus of people. Just by laying off small amounts of folks at a time (trickle feed) allows the local housing market to absorb the new houses on the market and doesn't saturate the local... — read more 

https://www.google.com.br/amp/amp.timeinc.net/fortune/2017/06/12/intel-brazil-chips-overheating-phones/%3fsource=dam

I left my old company and came to Intel got a 25%, but pretty low raises sunce, I led my old company they have raised two rounds of VC money and may have a exit soon. My old Colleauges is now SVP, she is Indian/PhD. Wants me back, but she wants me to... — read more 

For a long time, the two Intel crown jewels were servers (DCG) and mfg process (TMG). The two group presidents in charge of those divisions (DB and SS) have now quit, both under shady circumstances. Is there anyone who still thinks everything is fine... — read more 

It's all over next year

http://www.anandtech.com/show/11832/tsmc-teams-up-with-arm-and-cadence-to-build-7-nm-chip-in-q1-2018

http://www.investors.com/news/technology/nvidias-data-center-business-might-be-bigger-than-reported/

BK and fatso do not know what to do.....they are so dumb that they need a map to find their own penises. https://www.hpcwire.com/2017/09/12/amazon-debuts-new-amd-based-gpu-instances-graphics-acceleration/

Great job on xmm7560 infineon German team in Intel mobile.

This is the first quarter where contra revenue and the Apple modem win (if you call a loss making deal a win) are finally flushed out of the system. Next quarter Intel are forecasting yoy declines in revenue.

You've probably heard of the 300 and 30 drives from bean counter Bob.I'll tell you now Intel is not going to double to a $300bn company in 2 years. BK can't make that happen. Bean counters definitely can't make that happen.But what Bean counters are... — read more 

Eleanor Roosevelt about INTEL Inside: “It is not fair to ask of others what you are not willing to do yourself.” ― Eleanor Roosevelt So dear expendable INTEL worth nothing minions, what di you think? Should this proverb be the 7th pillar, the 7th... — read more 

http://www.businessinsider.com/intel-automakers-self-driving-autonomous-driving-project-2017-9

Ask around. Engineers with Intel on their resumes are handicapped due to the piss poor performance of typical Intel employees.

No mention of Intel. -- A11 Bionic: Six-core CPU, including two high-performance cores, which are 25 percent faster than the A10. The four high-efficiency cores are 70 percent faster than the A10.

Apple Watch 3 Specs - no mentioning of Intel: Cellular, has GPS, is Swimproof (whatever that means), 70% 2-Core Processor; W2 Wireless Chip, Altimeter; All Day Lasting Battery; watchOS4, nothing more to add - as I was watching all models were... — read more 

Intel really messed up this time. Apple gave Intel smart watch modem exclusivity. Intel couldn't deliver.

https://www.semiaccurate.com/2017/09/11/semiaccurate-digs-intels-10nm-process-problems/

It's 10 years boys and the 🤡 Hasn't come close to recovering the company for his predecessors biggest mistake nor learn any lessons. Most influential and important device and Intel has but a few dollars sold at a lost it. " we ended up not winning it... — read more 

Intel's average earning per employee is still high and it does not reflect quality of employees, rather than Intel's deteriorating market position that comes from already bad leadership with decreasing competence of employees through attrition and... — read more