You are now working for the first State-Owned semiconductor corporation. Make sure you join the lottery for the opportunity to buy grocery’s at the forthcoming State-Owned grocery stores or a car from one of the the State-Owned automobile corporations.
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You guys are still overpaid no matter who owns what, quit complaining.
Gov't owned, like GM and Chrysler?
How many banks in the 2008 timeframe?
Those who do not read their history are doomed to repeat it.
I don't believe OP is being so hysterical.
@a3 why is Intel's turnaround and renewed glory always 3-5 years out? Intel won't exist, at least not in its current state in 3-5 years. Probably a lot less time.
@av wtf is the post ?
Intel as a corporation will finally make something keeping in national security in mind (hopefully). When NASA can do something that is future focused, why can't Intel? Greed is usually part of the corporate world. Talk to someone who is on Medicare or social security, you know how much the government helps or privatization can ruin their lives. One day you are all going to shout when benefits are cut when you need them. The common good is something that most people take for granted. Let Intel do some common good with the government stake. When Softbank invested, other billionaires sat Idly. That says something about the capitalists. Where were we when the financial crises hit us? Who helped? Where are we now?
You are all missing the most comical part. Everyone will be forced to use Intel fab and Intel still can’t make dependable modern chips. Lol. Just like Russia 😊
“First state-owned semiconductor company”
Lol just shows how little people know about how Samsung and TSMC operate. They’re both heavily government-subsidized and influenced.
Pretty cool that Intel is finally getting on something that begins to approach equal footing with government-subsidized TSMC and Samsung.
Give it three years. The process technology nears parity, the market has realized you don’t need $5000 GPUs to do inference, and 14a is getting volume with a few companies who were voluntold they are Intel customers again.