Does anyone have any definite info on what is happening with Intel Nuremberg? I am going to finish my masters degree early next year and was planning to apply for a job there, but now there are no job openings. Is it true that the site is going to... —  read more 

They are looking to consolidate in low-cost geographies. BLR is slated to grow. SC and OR will see cuts.

I was hearing rumors that Intel is looking for another major round of layoffs, mainly in the US so they can ship more work overseas where pay and other costs are lower. It sounds like they will be closing most sites in the US with fewer than 1500... —  read more 

Several new job roles were marketed internally and encouraged for current Internal staff to apply for within the factory - these include “Engineering Tech/Roc tech/CWW segment leader/MFG OM/ ROC OM/ CWW Night shift engineer/Shift GL” These are... —  read more 

PSG, or at least the PVE group in PSG is going to continue rolling up the "tops and bottoms" as they did with Focal. This tells me that this new Insights is a bunch of BS. They are saying that they are no longer giving ratings but they are still... —  read more 

Intel Datacenter Solutions Group has laid off all the staff (except higher management) hosted in the USA, and the work is moving to Poland and India. I always wonder how management things they can stay at high cost centers only... their work can also... —  read more 

https://www.facethecompany.de/en/intel-blog/my-letter-to-newspapers/

Apple in Advanced Talks to Buy Intel’s Smartphone-Modem Chip Business IPhone maker would pay $1 billion or more for Intel patents, staff If the deal goes through, Apple would take advantage of Intel’s yearslong push to develop modem chips for the... —  read more 

Anyone worked at any engineering group in Intel can be a witness. https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/07/19/korean-american-software-engineer-claims-discrimination-by-intel-managers-of-indian-descent/

I left Intel three years ago (not ISP, was just sick of the BS). Worked in the modem department. I tried to keep in touch with some people, but many just didn't seem to care. Well, whaddayaknow.... all of a sudden, I get a HUGE flood of Linkedin... —  read more 

I hear that Intel is rehiring some of the 2016 ACT laid off employees. Does anyone know whether Intel has changed policy on hiring back EMPLOYEES laid off though 2016 ACT ISP (basically all those level 4 stock folks)? Earlier INTEL said that... —  read more 

Intel is closing Eau Claire facility on Clairemont Avenue... 62 people will get laid off. —  read more 

Anyone care to comment?

Exclusive Bidder Emerges https://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2019/07/10/intel-modem-ip-auction-buyer-intc.html?ana=yahoo&yptr=yahoo —  read more 

Inside Ice Lake’s 10nm fab: where Intel tricks sand into thinking.... Intel's finally got its 10nm Ice Lake CPU production ramping up, and we've been inside where the silicon magic goes down... —  read more 

Back in July 2015 Intel Corp. laid off about 1300 employees. Information gathered from the Federal Government mandated OWBPA Report, associated with this layoff, revealed that employees over 40 years of age were targeted for this layoff in a... —  read more 

Benefits have been consistently and persistently getting worse for well over a decade. SPP. Profit sharing contribution. etc.

https://www.facethecompany.de/en/working-for-intel/

So what is the word on employee impact on the 5G exit announcement? What groups and when?

After the exit of 5g modem want happens to the modem teams in ... How many will be laid off ?

It's just a matter of time. Anyone heard in rumors?

https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/money/business/2019/03/29/layoffs-hit-oregon-intel-locations/3315751002/

interesting as I'm not seeing mention of their plan to search for a CFO? Who will be CFO? and will the search for CFO be long too?

Bob Swan in 2017 "Honestly, I think we have too many people," 'We hate layoffs,' but 'we're trying to deal with reality here" https://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/index.ssf/2017/08/intels_cfo_i_think_we_have_too.html —  read more 

DEC had technical leaders while growing, then they brought in Bob Palmer in mid 90s who was a bean counter. DEC had sparkling new child Alpha then however, most of the revenue came from VAX/VMS that was bread and butter of the company and that let... —  read more 

While we all knew that Intel was incapable of finding a decent new CEO, but we all hoped something would change and a good leader figure would emerge. God knows we needed a change of direction and a “breath of fresh [email protected] at the company. Still, when I... —  read more 

New CEO needs to deal the mess of manufacturing as it now lags behind TSMC two generations. It is serious because TSMC is not just one company. It works for all Intel's competitors. They can now put more transistors in unit area than Intel, which was... —  read more 

https://seekingalpha.com/filing/4320246 connection with his appointment as Chief Executive Officer, Intel entered into an offer letter with Mr. Swan (the “Offer Letter”) setting forth the terms of his employment and compensation. Pursuant to the... —  read more 

Thoughts?

This is going to be released to managers next week. Not bad considering the situation. —  read more 

on one hand you have a CEO who has a ph.d lots of research and who is going to be focusing on pushing the envelope with technology. on the other hand you have a bean counter that's going to be counting beans and thinking about how to reduce cost... —  read more 

Speaks a lot how useful the board is. In fact it is no different than 75% people at Intel who pretend to work but do nothing....

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/amd-has-won-wall-streets-trust-and-its-stock-is-showing-the-results-2019-01-29

When will we see high velocity Latefield in high volume production? Surely that new Q team and it's new HVDM has panned out to be clearly better than prior Intel SOC teams.

Anyone heard of any rumors? Is it going to be another 2.x%?

The truth is AMD had a lousy quarter just like every other chip company,Nvidia being the worst. AMD also indicated it's going to have a lost Q1. What's moving AMD is the promise that starting Q2,it will be great because by then, Rome will be out, new... —  read more 

Qcom, AMD, Nvidia, Apple (and pretty much everybody else's) design engineers are working on 5nm designs as we speak. In the meantime, Intel designers are held back by TMG's inability to deliver even 10nm. The willful abandonment of a regular... —  read more 

This will coincide or be slightly prior to new CEO announcement.