Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Sad but true

What's the big deal? From all I have heard, Qualcomm has already gathered a huge customer base for X50, while Intel has a couple of "strategic partners".

So that race is already lost. Again. Doesn't matter anymore if Intel has a competitive product or not. It's just a vanity project for Intel now.

Judging from Intel's history and culture, BK will try to fix this by buying some other company. Just wait. You heard it here first.

You know, I laughed out loud at your last paragraph before I realized how sadly true this is. This seems to be modus operandi for our dear leadership lately.

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Qualcomm X50 also needs to be coupled with a 4G modem. So which Intel competitor sells an integrated 4G/5G SoC?

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The problem is with Intel's new 5G chip, you still need another SOC for legacy 4G. That can't be good for packaging and power consumption. And oems are (have been moving) towards a single SOC for everything.

Ask Broadcomt, who has been losing connectivity business for an all in one SOC that includes LTE, wifi,ble,nfc.

If you can't sell the complete solution , your customer base will be very limited

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