Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

x86 innovators dilemma

Intel is a dying dinosaur the leaders are trapped by x86 innovators dilemma and can't see beyond the strengths and behaviors that led them to domination x86

BK spins a good story complimented by big bucks study paid by Intel that the new markets they chase are real and they will dominate. If you believe this go back and read innovators dilemma

Sorry intel is no innovator hasn't for the last two decades, missed mobile when they were strong, now they are decayin quickly as you have seen three straight years of layoffs, anyone who thinks there is a future beyond riding the ship till it sinks is a fool.

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Comment! It's anonymous!

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MS is reinventing itself, Intel not so much

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The meteor is TSMC and Samsung driven by mobile computing volumes.

BK and team are the hapless Trex looking up at the sky - not realizing what is going to bring about their destruction.

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Yes, dead, decayin' dinosaur.

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We got the B$er form San Jose State leading the company, all is well!

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I remember when Intel faced a whole swarm of RISC companies in the late 80's. Andy Grove forced everyone to work 50h a week and the company developed the i486 - it cost $25 to manufacture and sold for $400 a chip - MORE PROFITABLE THAN PRINTING DOLLAR BILLS.

The company needs someone that believes, "Only the paranoid survive" at the helm again. Show all the MBAs the door. Unfortunately, the company is so top-heavy with MBAs that an early death is almost assured ...

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