Intel is in a very bad place, and they need to admit it
In reality, Intel is not the giant of the industry. Intel's total share of industry capacity is around 10%, they are not a giant who has stumbled, they are a niche player and have been for years.
https://www.techspot.com/news/97578-intel-bad-place-they-need-admit.html
@1kqt+1laZtMqq Everyone made money except one sorry a$$ company.
Pat and his merry lot of fanatical leaders are well on the way to destroy what BK broke
Good article
"There’s no money in trailing edge microcontrollers." @bug+1laZtMqq
Yeah no money in recession proof low margin products... I mean just look at how bad TI is doing right now? (Rev $4.96 bil, 42% margins). Or how about Avago... Rev $8.93 bil, 37.6% margins. For some reason they don't have negative outlooks during this down time for Intel.
These companies are efficient, they cut waste and execute. Exact opposite of Intel that needs 50%+ margins to be healthy... Intel is a bloated inefficient dinosaur. IFS will either make or break them. If Intel can benchmark and adopt competitor lean capabilities/efficiency they could soar.
Far easier to talk about cultural/foundational change at Intel than it is to achieve it. Good luck! Its not going to be pretty if they continue status quo...
10% number is accurate but not important.
Look at revenue share and and Intel is still large, though not as dominating as before.
There’s no money in trailing edge microcontrollers.
The CEO salary is inversely proportional to the prospect of a sinking company.
What was Jobs' salary when he came back for Apple?
FUBAR pretty accurate why their CEO search after Paul and BK fu€ek the company that only a crazy zealot would come back to lead it.
This is like Nokia, Motorola, Kodak trying to figure out what to do after the ship has sailed.
Fück intel