What is wrong with Intel, and American companies in general? I thought mutts had the free market advantage?

>>510335269 (OP)
intel is severely mismanaged and has been for about 15-20 years. I witnessed them turn down a chance at making the iphone cpu, and prematurely kill the machine-learning project that would have put them were nvidia is now. That place is run by retards.

t. ex-intel, left years ago.

intel has a new ceo who is dumping their nonproductive shitjeets and restructuring the company

>>510335464
you're never getting your foreskin back, abdul

>>510335269 (OP)
They're mismanaged to hell and back. Quite frankly, this is true of almost all billion dollar businesses (globally), so it's not surprising. However, it's not much of a net-negative for them. Once your business reaches this kind of financial plateau, not to mention industry importance, you kind of become immune to failure. Businesses at this level make so much money that they can tolerate absolutely asinine levels of mismanagement and generally poor decision making. In order for Intel to lose the amount of money necessary for them to change their ways they'd essentially have to TRY to tank the company rather than simply mismanage it.

>>510335490
what are you talking about dumbfuck? that's literally what is happening, intel fired their retard in chief (finally) and the new guy is making big changes hopefully to salvage what is left of their reputation and put it back on track

>>510335464
Anon, all of the positions that were cut were non-HB1 positions. They actually applied for MORE HB1s. They won't get it since the nation has reached its new cap (which, shocking to most people here, is something the government actually DOES enforce), but it's still pretty telling.

Should've gotten a trade instead of a diversity hire DEI HR degree
Not my problem, trump won btw

>>510335594
didn't read abdul, come talk to me when you get a real dick

>>510335464
>restructuring
He's already hacking its latest 1.8nm, which was supposed a game changer.

>>510335594
they've lost any engineer that had 2 brain cells to rub together, all that's left is the idiots that couldn't get out -- this is especially so after they did their -10% salaray adjustment, and slashed bonuses to 0 for a while. They'll need to offer 10-15% above market rates to get talent back.

>>510335269 (OP)
>>510335399
If only they had had an Indian CEO, they would still be well and functional.

>>510335710
they'd be completely dead. I watched indian managers take kickbacks from EDA vendors and fuck up entire teams so they could switch over to some dogshit external tools that gave up competitive advantage and dumbed down things to the lowest common denominator. an indian CEO would have utterly gutted everything and hired only more poos.

>>510335269 (OP)
>>510335399
>"We think of ourselves as an Israeli company."

Covid was practically purpose built to save their sub-10nm flop with consumer electronics sales.

https://www.bitchute com/video/GMc4n7MvdVFk/

>>510335399
They don't pay either
Their talent left for different companies

>>510335269 (OP)
90% of Intel jobs must go. How else are they supposed to reopen the key facilities in pissrael?

>>510335796
Nice anecdote fag, look at all the other companies with Indian CEOs thriving.

>>510335269 (OP)
Anyone in the fabs in Oregon can attest to this. Intel brought in a bunch of ex Korean Samsung fab workers and they used H1b's to hire them to work on their broken process. This is why 18A is turning out halfway decent.

Knowing this, they are gutting full time workers to make way for 'cheaper' H1b ex Samsung workers as Samsung is experiencing an exodus of fab engineers.

In the end, its all about cutting cost while focusing on bringing in people who can do what Intel couldn't in the past.

Their product line is also totally stagnant and they are cutting projects too soon or products that didn't have instant or mass profits (like Optane, NUC, various network products/tech, etc.). The new guy Lip-Bu Tan wants to have Intel focus on areas that other tech giants (like Nvidia and AMD) haven't already conquered. Thus he's focused on 'Edge AI' (which is going to be shit without a good software to go along with it and no one in the AI race is focused on bringing the most desired AI features to the edge). And in the datacenter, he is aggressively discounting their CPUs (some saying at a loss even) to help slow down AMD's take over of the Datacenter to give Intel time to try and close the gap.

All of it is hinged on ensuring their leading edge nodes are great thus the ex samsung engineers. So, we'll see in a few months if their 18A really is back to where Intel wants it to be.

>>510335269 (OP)
service based economy is a sign of economic death of the nation

>>510335594
>restructure
This is impossible when you are jewish like Intel. They brought in the wrecking ball to destroy everything and milk the company to death.