Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

CES 2024: Intel to acquire SoC developer

Yay we're buying another company to run it into the ground!

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ces-2024-intel-acquire-soc-171212281.html

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Post ID: @OP+1t5o0s5a

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Is it Israeli-backed?

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Post ID: @2qvg+1t5o0s5a

It smells like the Altera acquisition. Buying to create a customer for foundry

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Post ID: @1iyz+1t5o0s5a

M&A trying to justify not being surgically removed

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Post ID: @1cdt+1t5o0s5a

Line the pockets of ELT and their id--t followers.. oh so no one gave you a pretty penny?

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Post ID: @1kfn+1t5o0s5a

The company they are acquiring makes parts for EV energy management. So with everything else going on they really think that it is a good time to get into a new business? Talk about fools that have no idea of their own capabilities.

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Post ID: @1jui+1t5o0s5a

@1lad+1t5o0s5a, apparently sarcasm goes right over your head.

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Post ID: @1tuq+1t5o0s5a

@jat+1t5o0s5a. Intel mostly likely will run any company it buys to the ground. Can you show one case that buying a competitor actually worked ?

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Post ID: @1lad+1t5o0s5a

Since this is a recipe that seems to work, why don't we try to buy the competitors we can afford since we cannot eliminate them by competing? :) :) :)

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