You'd think the arrival of a new CPU is good news but it is actually very bad news. First why a third design on 14nm when Intel technologists always say nothing offers more value than scaling offered by the next generation in PPAC? 10nm should have... — read more 

Was she offered the CEO post when she resigned? She certainly will make more headlines than Diane Bryant. Like Ursula Burns.

Thoughts? Would it make sense for Intel to acquire Micron, like ASAP. This acquisition would give Intel a full exposure to the prospects of 3D XPoint memory and Micron is doing really well in this area. The earnings are volatile at Micron and if... — read more 

So we hit $50/share I don't care about hoe it happens. As long as it does

Easier to implement the HR SSL4 formula than to actually evaluate each business group and site. Stock will go up so execs can sell like crazy in Intel's last cash wave. They killed morale on purpose.

I'm going with 'never' even though the public has been led to believe 2017. When was 14nm launched? LOL!

Most execs will be gone in 2 to 4 years when Intel collapses. Layoffs were the only way to increase their short term packages and run away.

Client: Intel Corporation Job ID: ITEKJP00010204 Job Title: Software Engineer - III Location: Hillsboro, OR 97124 Duration: 6 Months Pay Rate: Negotiable (Please mention the pay rate that you are expecting) Due to governmental regulation, must be... — read more 

MoorThy buying a fraud company started by his village people to replace layoff ppl with truckload of sh--

IoT, Modems, 5G, Memory are all interesting and look to be business that will grow. So it sure sounds good to the board and financial analysts that Intel is positioning itself in them, easy to fool the non-experts! To the layman it looks credible... — read more 

With housing prices at a record high, high state income and property taxes. Intel's salary and depressing bonuses and stocks are not what they used to be. On top of that people are treated horribly while the technology is stagnant. Then why would... — read more 

http://www.fudzilla.com/news/processors/41423-tsmc-suffers-from-intel-baseband-slow-down

Aicha evens is one of Intel's top executives that has the most exposure to Europe. With stiff labor laws she's having trouble meeting her act goals. What actions will she take next?

Qualcomm offers two variants of its slim modem (read standalone without application processor). The x7 is a 300Mbps aging data shifter whilst the x12 is a 600Mbps monster. Intel's xmm7360 sits right in the middle. So what will Apple do? Throttle... — read more 

http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/05/14/intels-cellular-modem-revenue-has-bottomed.aspx Mobile revenues were primed to explode. But no one could have guessed the explosion would be negative.

Murthy was the mastermind behind ACT.Murthy wanted to cut headcount to 85k. He was specifically pushing managers to finish focal early to crunch the numbers. BK was the one who pushed back. Now Murthy is pointing to the stock price as vindication... — read more 

They will not get back what they paid for it and put it in the "phuck up" column for Intel.

Just curious to know as i am keep getting calls from my 1ntel colleagues for "referring his resume to my current company" people are not happy ? or in fear ?

After 12,000 layoff to save $1.4bil but yet continue to allow runaway spending! Every few weeks I see boat loads of engineers and managers fly from PG/KM sites to Intel CH just for few days meeting then fly back! All these travels on business class... — read more 

Think Intel needs to cut the gangreneous division off. It has no chance at achieving this. And this is under the assumption of Intel 60% GM.

Pc revenue is blue Server growth is stinted And iot growth is too

Intel reminds of so many companies DEC DG HP SUN MICRO WANG GOP Trump Never accept the wrong turn, no abality to change. Intel needs to cut deep 50% which will be revenue netural. Give remaing employs 3 yrs salary as incentive to turn it around by... — read more 

Have people gone back to the way things were. Thinking it's just a one off and Intel needed to do it?

Let's look at the sensitivity analysis of Intel losing market share to amd. For arguments sake let's assume 10% loss of market share in x86. Since Intel earns $56bn from these markets let's assume $5.6bn - No big deal right? Intel has an average... — read more 

The virtuous cycle of growth philosophy process Intel thinks it is the entire ecosystem. Whilst companies like Apple cherry pick great solutions from vendors and add value where they are uniquely placed. Intel does everything but nothing well. We... — read more 

Guess they think they can find minimum wage high school drop outs to do design, verification and testing. Give them a try.

https://www.semiwiki.com/forum/content/6125-apple-will-never-use-intel-custom-foundry.html Looks like someone summarizing all my points well! Anyone has a question I will be happy to answer, LOL

I find myself just going to g-- meet ups and tyranny parties just to find people I can recommend to Intel. Because the bonus is doubled and they are guaranteed to get hired is a very lucrative and interesting hobby.

Just another observation about the corruption of Intel management. They will always have their secret, little meetings amongst themselves to determine which of "Them" will be laid-off next. They'll always protect their own asses and fire the... — read more 

Adopt ARM and do it better that they do.

Aicha to give everyone who logged more than 1000 hrs on 7360 a free iPhone 7. Just goes to show you do good work at Intel you get rewarded.

Things are not looking well for real estate in the bay area at the moment. Intel has had major layoffs. Cisco announced major layoffs a few weeks ago. Real estate prices are at an all time high. Volume is collapsing. The Chinese need their money back... — read more 

AMD might not have the leading processor, but it at least seems competitive. The only problem I see is its not available until 2017.