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In general I'm not against layoffs. This is one of the essential mechanisms of the free market.
However Bob Swan was fired and Pat...
Saturday at 10:11 AM
In some ways that's also like Amazon... most people who work there don't like it, but the pay is very good... at least 30% above market...
Saturday at 10:11 AM
It’s wild looking back at this post from 2024. Since then, labor laws have really tightened up on how these tech giants treat their...
Saturday at 10:11 AM
The AI momentum is incredible—seeing these record highs really shows how much demand is out there.
Saturday at 10:11 AM
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If Elon Musk doesn't like the rules and practices of the public stock market, he should keep his venture private.
Saturday at 9:14 AM
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Intel isnt even remotely run as well as tsmc nor are its financials. It's PE is comical at this point. We shall see what the future...
Saturday at 7:09 AM
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The AI momentum is incredible—seeing these record highs really shows how much demand is out there.
Saturday at 6:37 AM
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It’s wild looking back at this post from 2024. Since then, labor laws have really tightened up on how these tech giants treat their...
Saturday at 6:35 AM
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The governance structure is wild, but investors might overlook it for that kind of growth
Saturday at 6:35 AM
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TSMC’s capacity expansion is impressive; that 20% boost definitely cements their lead.
Saturday at 6:34 AM
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Hopefully 18A yields improve quickly, as the current shortage is really hitting the market hard.
Saturday at 6:34 AM
Yes, your own little environment is most important, but people can learn, educate themselves and participate more in their society than...
Saturday at 6:32 AM
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Agreed. I'll end my thread here to avoid too much politics but most major countries are well into the "spoiled democracy" phase...
Saturday at 6:07 AM
How competitive is Samsung 4nm with TSMC 4nm? I assume it's more like TSMC 6nm in terms of performance and density?
Saturday at 6:01 AM
The move widens TSMC’s lead over Samsung, as Intel also presses into the foundry market
TSMC increases 2nm and 3nm production by 20%...
Saturday at 5:59 AM
Daniel Nenni reacted to hist78's post in the thread TSMC sued for race and citizenship discrimination at its Arizona facilities with
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In general I'm not against layoffs. This is one of the essential mechanisms of the free market. However Bob Swan was fired and Pat...
user nl replied to the thread SpaceX's IPO gives Musk unchecked control via 'Texas fortress' strategy.Yes, your own little environment is most important, but people can learn, educate themselves and participate more in their society than...
Xebec replied to the thread TSMC Widens Gap with Samsung by Expanding 2nm and 3nm Output by 20%.How competitive is Samsung 4nm with TSMC 4nm? I assume it's more like TSMC 6nm in terms of performance and density?