Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Why is Germany blocked from 5G?

Murthy interview.

But I think you're really going to see the mainstream advent probably in the 2020 timeframe and beyond. In R&D timelines, that's pretty much the here and now, because we're talking about fundamental R&D driving that, the coalescence of millimeter wave technology with narrowband IoT technology, and the network transformation aspects I've talked about. If you put that together, that's a pretty wide and diverse menu of technology that has to be mastered, and the work's very much underway as we speak.

So, still a few years away in terms of the real onset but very much in the epicenter of a lot of people's R&D mindsets right now.

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@1wgw I don't think you get it Intel isn't a charity. You are getting closed down, fired, kaput ...

No waltzing over to another Intel site. Your a-- is getting kicked out!

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People from one site will just move to another site. Some may decide leaving because they do not want to relocate. Usual reasons are a recently bought house or expected problems for children. Munich is 100 miles away from Nuremberg and life is expensive there.

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Great interview by Murthy by the way.

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Intel is closing the German sites next year. Why would you develop competency in sites you are closing?

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