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I doubt any one at Intel today or there than ( Bill, Sohail, Paul, even stooge BK) in a decision making position in reflection can say...
Saturday at 8:57 AM
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I ended up in Synopsys via a merger with Avant! and I can tell you that it is one of the worst company to work for. Synopsys was...
Saturday at 8:50 AM
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Perhaps I'm being unrealistic, but I expected Intel Foundry to make faster progress than they appear to be making. Or perhaps there is...
Saturday at 8:43 AM
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Yeah, voluntary severance does two things. It encourages your most expensive employees to leave. It also provides other employees the...
Saturday at 8:43 AM
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Cause Intel has Fabs and they manufacturer lots of stuff ? Something Fabless company don't.
Saturday at 8:34 AM
According to IBM, the whole product is "meticulously packaged at IBM Bromont, Canada."🤔🙂😞
Saturday at 7:24 AM
What exactly does Admiral Core do? I can't find any information over the Internet.
Saturday at 7:20 AM
The yellow coloring is a dead giveaway for intel packing also sorry for the tweet being in Japanese 😅.
Saturday at 6:37 AM
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I am hearing mixed bag as well some people say that 18A is pretty good some consider it worth not looking at. Some people say it barely...
Saturday at 6:31 AM
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I remember when the first spreadsheet came out in the late 1970s. VisiCalc followed by Lotus 1-2-3 and Excel. It was doom and gloom, so...
Saturday at 5:46 AM
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"Patriotic"?? Tell that to all the laid off IBMers whose jobs were off shored!
Saturday at 5:35 AM
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Among Taiwan’s senior retired tech analysts from foreign firms—a group that includes Andrew Lu, Kirk Yang, and Henry King—Jonah Cheng...
Saturday at 4:48 AM
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Wow! All the comments are on the mark. It’s painful to watch the show, though.
If there were to be a ‘bar’ it should more be tied to...
Saturday at 3:56 AM
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Are AI 5G humanoid robots really the answer? Or are we just falling into trap just because we think other side does that, so it must be...
Saturday at 3:48 AM
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It wont?
Saturday at 3:44 AM
Like.
Perhaps I'm being unrealistic, but I expected Intel Foundry to make faster progress than they appear to be making. Or perhaps there is...
hist78 replied to the thread IBM using Intel's EMIB for packing.According to IBM, the whole product is "meticulously packaged at IBM Bromont, Canada."🤔🙂😞
Daniel Nenni reacted to siliconbruh999's post in the thread IBM using Intel's EMIB for packing with