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M
"We will invest 200 Jillion Bazillion Dollars" :ROFLMAO: :LOL: :ROFLMAO: :LOL:
Friday at 10:52 AM
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I think it really all depends on how that 50% is calculated... For tax reasons, shareholder value, or corporate ego - it could be...
Friday at 10:35 AM
C
Yeah exactly, you need to figure out headcount needs from bottom up. Problem is if you don't trust your managers that becomes...
Friday at 10:07 AM
C
It’s an easy exercise to add up AMD and TSMC and then adjust based on wafers and fabs and numbers rig product lines.
What the monkey...
Friday at 10:05 AM
Intel needs to kill some potentially profitable projects in exchange for more profitable projects where they can actually execute IMO...
Friday at 8:46 AM
B
You been and work in am Intel and TSMC fab to really know?
Friday at 8:35 AM
B
Intel has had many projects that should have been canceled and many equally that if properly executed, managed, and resourced that could...
Friday at 8:34 AM
A
I remember when the pandemic hit and the chip shortages spawned many press releases about onshoring fabs worth hundreds of billions of...
Friday at 8:25 AM
Silicon Valley-based Synopsys is a leading supplier of electronic design automation tools for designing chips © David Paul...
Friday at 8:22 AM
M
Intel needs to kill some potentially profitable projects in exchange for more profitable projects where they can actually execute IMO...
Friday at 8:08 AM
A
The way a lot of companies arrive at their head count numbers is they look at the best in class competitors and come up with some...
Friday at 7:58 AM
A
Exactly. From what I can tell Intel relies way too much on manual input to keep things running in the fabs. They need to develop the...
Friday at 7:58 AM
A
I don't have a clue where the author of this article got this impression. The fabs took a hit in Gelsingers last layoff as well.
Friday at 7:56 AM
The way a lot of companies arrive at their head count numbers is they look at the best in class competitors and come up with some...
Friday at 7:55 AM
You are basing this on what headcount?
If you are basing it on 120K headcount than I would agree approx 80-85K is the right number for...
Friday at 7:55 AM
Haha.
"We will invest 200 Jillion Bazillion Dollars" :ROFLMAO: :LOL: :ROFLMAO: :LOL:
hist78 reacted to MKWVentures's post in the thread Intel: New Products must generate 50% gross margin to get the green light with
Daniel Nenni posted the thread China delays approval of $35bn US chip merger amid Donald Trump’s trade war in SemiWiki Main Forum ( Ask the Experts! ).Silicon Valley-based Synopsys is a leading supplier of electronic design automation tools for designing chips © David Paul...