The article in the link was indeed an interesting read, as it sums up all of Intel’s efforts and plans that the company wants to pursue in 2019. No doubt there will be a lot of changes in terms of the new businesses and markets that Intel is... — read more 

What did he do at QCOM? He was virtually unknown before he joined. He was hired with such fanfare. But he is neither a circuit designer, nor a computer architect, nor a process technologist.

The article in the link sums up the products that made the most contribution to Intel’s good results in the year that will soon be behind us. Not surprising that the boost in modem sales was something that contributed the most to the revenue. The... — read more 

How long are we going to have to function without an official CEO? If Intel is not capable of finding (or lets be honest - enticing) the right person for the position, then why not simply make it official and remove the interim from Swan's title?... — read more 

Intel is raising in Value Engineering especially smaller Groups mostly due to V Engineering core process.

Well, it looks like we have one less Christmas present this year! No Intel Keynote. Looked at the headliner keynotes list for CES 2019 and Intel is not on it at all! Last year, we were the headliner. Now we have nothing! Sad!

For me, this is certainly much better than keeping this issue under the rug. God knows Intel made a lot of customers nervous and caused a lot of them to miss out on some serious revenue... — read more 

https://www.extremetech.com/computing/282781-intel-may-be-finished-with-contract-manufacturing

Intel is a $200B market cap company, ranked in Fortune 50. It is remarkable that it has been run without a full-time CEO and is on track to make record revenue. Kudos to Bob Swan for running the show. Remarkable stability in exec ranks given the lack... — read more 

We have seen several big managers gone due to their inefficiency. There is hope that a clean up process of the bad, sturdy, ignorant cancers is going on. Change the culture of a company it takes time and need to have sacrifices. There are still many... — read more 

TMG has gone from the most admired technology and manufacturing innovator for decades to total loss in a short decade. The first indicators were all there once Sunlin and Youseff left, Bill was never at that level and when they gave the keys to... — read more 

Nervana (tbd) Altera (tbd) Basis Mobileye (tbd)

Heard from two sources (one fairly reliable) about another ACT coming in Q1. Anyone else heard any rumors or news?

The expansion of facilities is set to begin next year. Even though Oregon is also included in the expansions the majority of the expansions will take place abroad (Israel, Ireland). Regular expansions are an indicator that more production will be... — read more 

Intel has begun planning for multi-year cycle of manufacturing expansion at its major wafer fab sites in Ireland, Israel and Oregon, according to Ann Kelleher, general manager of manufacturing and operations. However, there are also reports that... — read more 

I’m over 50 so am screwed.

This article reports that Intel has made up its mind to sell McAfee and that talks with potential buyers are already occurring. A private equity firm Thoma Bravo has been believed to be potential buyers. The potential value of the sell has not yet... — read more 

How are all of the new, young and best in class Intel employees doing? Any update on FAB 42? It is worrisome to me (just an investor and owner) that the only developments Intel has are the sale of Mcafee and a deal on gaming, and a few other... — read more 

I'm looking to move roles internally. I want to wait until the focal results are set and can't change. I see a date for the focal tool closing, can the focal results be changed after this date by a manager

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-b365-chipset-specs,38235.html In September Intel released the H310C chipset, which was a downgrade of the existing 14nm H310 chipset back to the 22nm process node. As Intel continues its 14nm struggles, the... — read more 

It's been going on from last 6 months, what happened to MR?

Brought to you by an obsolete dinosaur of a company. https://gizmodo.com/intel-just-gave-us-a-glimpse-of-the-near-future-of-cpus-1831025375/amp

Intel and US are losing the battle on Scale and very low costs. So many other GEOs are better just not in electronics but pharma, education, medical, energy, etc. Americans pay the highest cost for lower quaility. Its a huge loss

when it's all said and done, the markets will end up right back where they started... Qualcomm will fail getting Snapdragon to run on a PC by a major OEM vendor and it will go back to do that it does best wireless and 5G. . Intel will fail to get a... — read more 

Ha Ha. Meanwhile no 5G until 2020 means apple will lead Intel down a wild goose chase , then in 2020 kiss and make up with qualcomm after it gets more favorable terms, and dump Intel like when a man dates a date ugly friend temporarily just to get... — read more 

Just to be clear, I didn’t post this article to praise or promote the competition, but as a reminder that Intel needs to be aware that the competitors are watching our every move, and are set to take advantage of every mistake that we make. It’s... — read more 

BS is CEO MR leaves with the rest of the mediocre QCOM gang he brought along JK/RK manage engineering More designs move to TSMC TMG split off gradually

lets say from grade 7 to grade 10. I recently got an offer and planning to stay for long term (~10+ yrs) I see most employees spend atleast 10-15 yrs after joining.

I was just wondering what this means for Intel. I know we are not looking at anything catastrophic and even the author of the article said that he doesn't consider this to be a big deal, but some negative impact is bound to be seen on the quarterly... — read more 

Intel 5G will ship earlier than expected? lol

Price applenpays for Intel Inside. ha ha.

More contributions to spp and 401k matching,...

Are Nvidia, Qualcomm, Broadcom the only options in a bigger note?

It's still on the NY Times best seller list.

Can't wrap my head around as to why people want to see others lose their job. Yeah Intel has manufacturing issues but it's doing just fine with 14nm. Really high revenue and for all those doomsday folks, it won't go down to half of its revenue in 2... — read more 

Seems some not to great managers were let go. Someone at top is trying to clean up perhaps