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Intel needs to kill some potentially profitable projects in exchange for more profitable projects where they can actually execute IMO...
Sunday at 6:47 PM
M
Intel has had many projects that should have been canceled and many equally that if properly executed, managed, and resourced that could...
Sunday at 6:47 PM
S
They should have we are all talking how Taiwan is going to be taken over by China instead it looks like Israel fabs are at risk 🤣.
Also...
Sunday at 6:37 PM
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Turning or tuning a process to be foundry competitive to TSMC is a years timeline as is PDKs. Process features, tooling, test chips...
Sunday at 4:47 PM
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18A status isn't my primary concern, it's the rest of the readiness factors that I wonder more about. The PDKs, IP availability, tools...
Sunday at 4:41 PM
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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...
Sunday at 4:40 PM
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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...
Sunday at 4:38 PM
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Hitting Intel would be the fastest way for Iran to get the US directly and overtly involved. I can’t imagine that would help what...
Sunday at 4:33 PM
B
Cause Intel has Fabs and they manufacturer lots of stuff ? Something Fabless company don't.
Sunday at 4:25 PM
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According to IBM, the whole product is "meticulously packaged at IBM Bromont, Canada."🤔🙂😞
Sunday at 1:32 PM
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Come on. We're mainly engineers here. Opinions should be checked and derated accordingly for known vested interests.
Sunday at 1:23 PM
S
Come on. We're mainly engineers here. Opinions should be checked and derated accordingly for known vested interests.
Sunday at 1:11 PM
S
They do absolutely have bunkers.
There is a rumour that there is an iron dome to protect the intel site.
Sunday at 11:27 AM
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Intel last big layoffs were in 2015-2016, 10 years ago. https://www.warntracker.com/company/intel#google_vignette
That affected OR and...
Sunday at 11:15 AM
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They should have we are all talking how Taiwan is going to be taken over by China instead it looks like Israel fabs are at risk 🤣.
Also...
Sunday at 10:27 AM
Like.
Intel needs to kill some potentially profitable projects in exchange for more profitable projects where they can actually execute IMO...