Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

How will Intel ever fund the IFS strategy... It's a disaster.

So, now we have interest rates climbing about 5% on gov't bonds and corp bonds have a spread of 1.5%+ as credit rating goes down...

Intel gross margins are in the dumps and there isn't enough profit to fund the 'new new thing' IFS business.

Intel's timing couldn't be worse, the CEO was clever in grifting for the tax breaks, but the real problem is that billions of billion in new funding will be required to get the IFS fabs beyond 'paved parking lot' and 'shell building' status... and with cost of capital going up, Intel tapping the debt market or even floating new shares looks like a terrible path.

This is really a big mess. How do we get out of it?

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It’s called FUBAR Hail Mary strategy!!

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Post ID: @cfo+1pgZpJBe

The CFO is shrewd. He already carefully noted on prior earnings call that to avoid factory underloading charges you may see Intel leave new fabs in shell state until there is proof of real demand.

This was subtle, but if you know how to decode 'executive speak' you have a very sharp warning sign. This isn't going to end well.

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Post ID: @ijm+1pgZpJBe

The ELT will look you in the eye and tell you what you want to hear whether true or not.

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Post ID: @got+1pgZpJBe

We? I took the VSP you should too.

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Post ID: @nxq+1pgZpJBe

Why not ask ELT? They should be useful for something. Or not.

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