Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Would Intel keep AI research? Or is it under risk too?

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Post ID: @OP+1tQ2R0Ex

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All research divisions will be hit

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Post ID: @1die+1tQ2R0Ex

Literally no one is buying Gaudi. Customers literally cannot buy NVIDIA (16+ month waitlist) and yet they are still refusing to buy Gaudi. To call it a flop would be an understatement.

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Post ID: @1spk+1tQ2R0Ex

The founders of Habana cashed out. So did Movidius founders.

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Post ID: @1uiu+1tQ2R0Ex

It's there only hope in AI and GPUs. Or drop out of the market

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Post ID: @1jvl+1tQ2R0Ex

Gaudi is a "me too" product just like Intel's attempt at the tablet and cell phone market.

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Post ID: @mcc+1tQ2R0Ex

If Intel stops Gaudi manufacturing they might as close shop

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Post ID: @xxw+1tQ2R0Ex

Is Gaudi used in any products at all ? I heard there are some intel cloud services that are testing it out. Not sure if it's generating any revenue yet.

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Post ID: @xzt+1tQ2R0Ex

Gaudi was talked up with real revenue projection numbers in the April earnings call.

During this call, Gaudi was barely mentioned with no revenue forecast.

It’s not a serious product.

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Post ID: @mit+1tQ2R0Ex

Well we bought the Gaudi!! Where are they used anyway today?

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Post ID: @eva+1tQ2R0Ex

Intel was doing power point presentation AI… likely generated by Copilot… and the so called AI architects were overseeing the PPTs.

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Post ID: @rum+1tQ2R0Ex

I don’t think Intel was likely doing as much AI work as people might think… lots of talk, less of the walk…

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Post ID: @jeg+1tQ2R0Ex

It will be hit too

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Post ID: @jme+1tQ2R0Ex

Absolutely not.

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