When did AMD become a preferred employment option to Intel? We just lost two members of our team (two people Intel should have fought hard to keep instead of just letting them walk away) to AMD and I am still stumped. It used to be that people from... — read more 

Samsung enters PC market with Exynos chip in The second half of 2021 https://www.kedglobal.com/newsView/ked202105090002

I saw a few comments in several threads that indicate people are starting to catch on when it comes to Intel and what a cr---y place it is to work. Good. The fewer people who want to work here, the faster we'll get to a point when there'll be nobody... — read more 

https://hothardware.com/news/amd-epyc-server-cpu-gains-highest-share-intel-15-years Wakey wakey

1st ever... 2nm chip... Designed by IBM: https://www.engadget.com/ibm-2nm-chip-power-efficiency-100001102.html

Before Intel, I worked at several companies and I thought that Intel would be a place where I would learn a lot, progress and enjoy my work. Now I already think that each of the previous companies was a better place to work. I believe there are a lot... — read more 

Intel seeking 50B funds from US Gov and making this kind of investment? https://www.cnet.com/news/intel-investing-3-5b-in-new-mexico-fab-upgrade-boosting-us-chipmaking/ Well, it doesn't mean Intel has the volume but it forecast it will gain... — read more 

= increased outsourcing = increased IT layoffs

Years ago if I was offered a promotion but I had to move cities for it I wouldn't have thought about it for long before accepting. Today, though, I can't make the decision. I've heard of people who were laid off less than a year after moving and I... — read more 

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/first-benchmark-results-of-intel-core-i9-11950h "Perhaps, the unimpressive results of the Core i9-11950H in Geekbench 5 are due to a preliminary BIOS, early drivers, wrong settings, or some other anomalies. In... — read more 

He was laid off nearly a decade ago. He was shocked when I told him what the situation was like here right now. He still only had the best to say about Intel. He made sure to note that it was the best job he ever had and that he enjoyed every day of... — read more 

Hearing that our eternal plan to take the lead in process has been delayed. Anyone share more on this?

Behind on technology, most important business in decline under investing and what are the competitors doing, sales and business exploding. What is the CEO doing, asking for government money, what a recovery... — read more 

The layoff I got along with some fantastic people that worked here deeply disappointed me. In the end it all turned out well because I found a much better job very quickly. Now I think all those layoffs that Intel was giving had the worst effect on... — read more 

Jetting to world leaders while some other company walks quietly and sets up Intel for a big layoff as TMG is useless and should be discarded, FUBAR https://www.anandtech.com/show/16639/tsmc-update-2nm-in-development-3nm-4nm-on-track-for-2022 — read more 

https://web.archive.org/web/19970419202411/http://www1.intel.com/iaweb/ipl/index.htm

How stable compare to other teams?

IDM 2.0 How important Intel is to US economy. Now off to Europe Getting a lot of money and time in the press, has he fixed anything yet? Revenue is down and others are marching on and he runs around making lots of speeches. Doesn’t he know... — read more 

https://www.anandtech.com/show/16610/nvidia-unveils-grace-a-highperformance-arm-server-cpu-for-use-in-ai-systems Now watch for some damage control blockhead come reply to this post claiming it's "fake news" 😂

Cerebras’ New Monster AI Chip Adds 1.4 Trillion Transistors https://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/semiconductors/processors/cerebras-giant-ai-chip-now-has-a-trillions-more-transistors

Does it seem to you too? If I were to go to a competing company, there I would find all the best people who worked here and who left (and are still leaving). One of the worst things that could have happened to Intel is to let those people go, because... — read more 

I know stress is unavoidable at any workplace for various reasons, but there is such a thing as too much stress and Intel is a master in that department. Stressing over layoffs, unrealistic goals, whether your manager will have a good or bad day and... — read more 

Everyone remember what you signed when you started at Intel and BE VERY CAREFULLY it they ask you to sign anything new, consult with a lawyer before you sign. Remember at anytime they can layoff or find some technicality to FIRE YOU!

Here at Intel, as well as at the previous company I worked for, I noticed that people just don’t accept the “smartest people in the room” type of people. I used to think it was about big ego and people who want to feel superior, however, more and... — read more 

What does everyone think of Pat? I finally watched him and was totally underwhelmed, does he talk like that internally too? I am sure that was rehearsed and massaged to craft an image and impression, is it me he looks like he is trying too hard... — read more 

Already starting it up with OEMs https://www.extremetech.com/gaming/321919-alienware-really-doesnt-want-you-to-buy-an-amd-ryzen-pc

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I was laid off around three years ago. I won't lie, it took me nearly a year to find a job that didn't cut my pay in half compared to what I used to get here. Still, I did find it and I can say I'm doing well once again. I do wonder sometimes if... — read more 

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-semiconductors-idUSKBN2BZ2C4

Those who are the most talented are leaving. It seems that Intel doesn't give great importance to it because they think that all are replaceable. They don’t see it as a loss for the company when a good employee leaves because the job is done... — read more 

I sometimes notice that the groups that are not dominated by “sentiments that seem to live on this website” are more open minded and easier to work with. They are also easier to learn from since they are patient with questions. While hostile people... — read more 

We're certainly in a better position then we were in two or three years ago. For as long as layoffs are not happening on a monthly basis as they did back then, I'm satisfied. Good pay, decent benefits, and interesting work are enough to keep me... — read more 

Someone made a good observation that Intel benefits a lot from the fact that some people have their reasons for not being able to move to a new area. I had long intended to leave but I am still here because my family is resistant to the move. I... — read more 

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-03-07/debranding-is-the-new-branding-for-burger-king-warner-bros

Intel could again be the great company and the industry leader it once was. The only thing that's between us and that is the lack of good leadership. Not just the CEO, but the entire ELT. If we could get the right people in power this place would... — read more 

Why stocks are going up during April. We need lower price, so we get more number of stocks for rsu

Given 5G/6G future biz opportunities , selling our modem division is a very bad decision. We spend billons to develop technology ans sold it for peanuts. Bad decision from our mgmt

You have to be realistic, there is no ideal company. I changed a few companies before I came to Intel and I was missing something in each. In one the atmosphere was great, but the pay was a real disappointment. In another I had good health insurance... — read more