A company makes 10~20B in net income in each of the past 4 years and yet manufactures the same 14nm technology with no advancement. A CEO should answer where those money goes before asking for more money from the government (US people). Such a... — read more 

Which orgs will get hit first? Q1, Q2? When will the hammer fall?

Is this going to be an interesting year as it relates to Intel Layoffs 2021? Any news or rumors?

I had my insight conversation and high impact but was told by my manger that I had no scope here and look for other opportunities. No moving up for me as there are no opportunities. Why would an organization not want to retain good talent and leave... — read more 

Not an expert but it seems that bad decisions in cutting people and capital spending caused Intel to miss 10nm promises. So instead of making sure the same doesn't happen to 7nm Intel doubles down and cuts even more. Now 7nm missed commitments. And... — read more 

10 years after this legal fight between NVDA and INTC ... https://youtu.be/BR8Qs31Frxw NVDA market cap is 330B while INTC is now 180B. Is it still Path to 300, Bob? Hey Bob, you got paid $67M in 2019 while Jensen got paid $13M. Question to... — read more 

Just announced. https://www.tomshardware.com/amp/news/lisa-su-robert-noyce-award Eligible candidates for the award must have made a significant contribution to the semiconductor industry in technology and/or public policy. It is critical that... — read more 

At intel the actual work is not hard. dealing with dumb-a– managers is the hard part. It is exhausting to educate them, create slides for them, write speaker notes / email summaries so that they can take your work and communicate to their superiors... — read more 

Years ago we saw the trend of mismanagement cutting IC roles when the problem really lies with management. If anyone couldn’t read the tea leaves that Intel was in trouble when we missed 10nm, then people can continue to put their heads in the sand... — read more 

When you stumble you need resources, scale, and resolve to recover. In Intels hey day they made a lot of mistakes but because of huge scale in market with little alternatives they used their near monopoly and predatory behavior and huge money and... — read more 

Cuts in response to hard times Hard times result from cuts Go to step one

How long before Intel ends up being a washed up has been like VIA? Look at what VIA does now. The possible future of Intel right there.

Why did they create an intel optane group and make Alper The general manager of the group? Strange. The success of optane is questionable but mostly the opportunity is in the data center. Alper has already been running that, with no or little success... — read more 

Has Intel ever considered not spending money on perks (e.g. water bottles, t-shirts, keychains, etc.). I don’t know how much these things help with advertising/morale and only get them because they’re there. I personally only care about free lunch... — read more 

LOL beyond sad and beyond behind, so behind that a new derogative word should be invented

In past also AMD (Athelon & 1 GHz race) , IBM (PowerPC) and DEC (Alpha processors) threatened Intel and it appeared that Intel wont recover. But we did recover and went on to newer heights with revenues and profitability. Will we be able to repeat... — read more 

https://www.anandtech.com/show/16257/mediatek-subsidiary-to-acquire-intel-enpirion-business-for-85-million

It’s devastating to realize Intel can no longer be considered a business to retire with. This company doesn’t value its employees and hasn't in many years. We are no longer seen as vital assets that can contribute to the success of the company - and... — read more 

🤔

Intel is now the General Motors of the chip making world. Logic isn't growing much anymore and they can't seem to get any traction with any other product. It only goes downhill from here. 20 years from now Hillsboro will be the next Flint, Michigan... — read more 

https://www.anandtech.com/show/16252/mac-mini-apple-m1-tested

Reverse engineering a forgotten 1970s Intel dual core beast: 8271, a new ISA https://scarybeastsecurity.blogspot.com/2020/11/reverse-engineering-forgotten-1970s.html

https://go.theregister.com/feed/www.theregister.com/2020/11/14/intel_sgx_protection_broken/

https://jamesallworth.medium.com/intels-disruption-is-now-complete-d4fa771f0f2c

Nov. 12th 2020; Charlie D's opinion: "Intel just significantly delayed another mainstream server project, this is getting painful to watch. SemiAccurate now thinks Intel is no longer a viable player in the server market, it is that... — read more 

Not exactly new news but the design goals smells like Apple's M1 https://www.axios.com/scoop-google-readies-its-own-chip-for-future-pixels-chromebooks-e5f8479e-4a38-485c-a264-9ef9cf68908c.html also 8 core Machine Learning Current Google... — read more 

I2 or old ITI was let go... happy holidays everyone

Thank you for your service sorry about the timing of our layoff , oh and the pandemic

Apple Silicon M1 Chip in MacBook Air Outperforms High-End 16-Inch Intel based MacBook Pro https://www.macrumors.com/2020/11/11/m1-macbook-air-first-benchmark/

Here is a recent news article about the TSMC fabs and investments in AZ. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/tsmc-arizona-fab-investment

Despite what people say in this site, there are groups at Intel that are strong technically and culturally. A large factor is having leadership all the way up the chain support (not just get metrics for) quality and employee wellbeing. Employees... — read more 

Laid off in IT today. Really s—s as I was working on really relevant projects on a busy and productive team. There is no safe group in IT.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/apple-breaks-intel-laptops-232218869.html Apple done with Intel for good. Hallelujah!

Apple kicked off its transition away from Intel Corp. chips today by revealing the first Mac computers with a main processor designed in-house by Apple Announced a new MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini with new Apple M1 processors at... — read more 

Does time-in-grade matter? If you are Gr6 and haven't had any grade level changes in more than the last five years, should you worry that might put you on the chopping block for layoffs?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRfumXx-Plo A look at the products Intel is releasing now ... Horrible management, leadership, culture, place to work, and resulting in falling behind and terrible products.