Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

How sad the once proud intel gets press about growth from drones!

A company once known for technology and leading Moore's Law, now seeks growth from drones 😂 Reminds me when we thought cameras would bring growth, then there was charging bowls, oh yeah there was Mica too... what has this great company become with an idiot from San Jose Stare leading it?

http://seekingalpha.com/article/4015162-look-intel-dominate-drone-market

These escapades are just diversions as executive fail to spend time on the things broken like getting Moores law back on track and attacking the competitors head on. Somehow you think these silly initiatives will drive growth and somehow magically bring 10nm and 7nm back on track? The core of intel has been Moores Law now we slip 10nm and 7nm and CEO is running around looking at drones 🙈

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Whenever BK makes any statements about getting into new tevhnologies like drones, it is simply him trying to distract the shareholders from all of his failures.

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@K8UEhsJ-1vxp Not a surprise, what could the CEO possible add, he'd just look like the idiot he is. Have you heard him on stage when other brilliant visionaries were there it was beyond embarrassing. No amount of prep can hide an idiot.

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This happens if you have 3rd world people inside management...mockup engineers

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Today's Wall Street Journal (10/31/16) print edition had an entire section devoted to the state of tech, with interviews of the CEOs of Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Nvidia, Salesforce and many others small and large. Probably 20 people in total. Intel was no where to be seen. That speaks volumes. Even IBM was included. Once we were the visionaries and market drivers. Now Intel doesn't even get an honorable mention. sad.

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All it will take is one drone to fall out of the sky and land on a driving car and kill the driver and kids..then it is game over for everyone. Bad investment. I highly suggest Intel invest in military grade drones...oh wait..that market is already fully realized with the likes of Boeing and Lockheed. Well...nice try.

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BK spending time on drones, charging bowls or mica watches would like the CEO of GE promoting garage door openers to compete either Sears or portable generators to compete with Honda, total waste of time but a CEO of his intellectual capability can only comprehend and do so much

BK should be seen as technical leader and visionary but sadly intel has an idiot

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by Anonymous
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I still like the flying wall of personal attack drones. Too bad Trump is a brick and mortar guy.

by Anonymous
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Drones will not do anything for Intel. FAA held back the approvals required for many of the drone use cases once videos of terrorists using drones to drop mortar shells on people in Syria surfaced. Even if Intel captured 100% of the MSS for drones, it will not contribute much at all to sales revenue.

BOD and fracking idiot BK are the demise of Intel. Very sad.

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Drones? eyeroll

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Maybe a flying cell phone that can't get lost and always plugs itself in to the charger?

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What does "dominate the drone market" even mean? How much growth can be there anyway? Will everyone have a flying PC following them around?

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