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Spinning off IFS will actually kill Intel products in long term right now they are maintaining share through IFS Simply due to the...
Thursday at 11:03 PM
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I hope that’s the case. But he is trump. Haha.
Thursday at 11:02 PM
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I think the biggest issue for Intel , other than their own execution,is they operate in an environment where a lot is promised but very...
Thursday at 10:59 PM
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I'm trying to remember the last time Stacy Rasgon had something positive to say about Intel and coming up short. :)
Am I to assume...
Thursday at 10:59 PM
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Not really it's more to do with their idiotic decision over the years.
You have forgotten about other state like New Mexico
Thursday at 10:59 PM
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If Intel is unable to continue advanced node development, it would heavily affect a small state, 1 of 50.
If Samsung is unable to...
Thursday at 10:57 PM
"PG seems to bet too much on relying on government support. He is right that Asian government are, to a point , unfairly supporting...
Thursday at 10:55 PM
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If Intel had chosen to site their TD fab in NY state 25 years ago, would things be different?
Thursday at 10:47 PM
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If Intel is unable to continue advanced node development, it would heavily affect a small state, 1 of 50.
If Samsung is unable to...
Thursday at 10:37 PM
If Intel is unable to continue advanced node development, it would heavily affect a small state, 1 of 50.
If Samsung is unable to...
Thursday at 10:17 PM
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I hope that’s the case. But he is trump. Haha.
Thursday at 10:16 PM
Everything is negotiable. Don’t take that clause too seriously. Trump can’t kill the CHIPS Act on one hand and then ask Intel to keep...
Thursday at 10:14 PM
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If Intel is unable to continue advanced node development, it would heavily affect a small state, 1 of 50.
If Samsung is unable to...
Thursday at 10:12 PM
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I think I read some one commented that the chips act might have prevented Intel from completely spinning out IFS. Perhaps they still...
Thursday at 9:59 PM
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China’s leading DRAM maker, ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) finally revealed 16Gb DDR5 chips to the market. The Gloway 16GBx2...
Thursday at 9:45 PM
Like.
I think the biggest issue for Intel , other than their own execution,is they operate in an environment where a lot is promised but very...
hist78 replied to the thread Bernstein: World needs a TSMC alternative—and this name is best positioned."PG seems to bet too much on relying on government support. He is right that Asian government are, to a point , unfairly supporting...