http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3474218
Continued slide means fewer 14 and 22 mm volume, higher costs and lower margins. Add to that the crazy 10nm ramp and we are talking ACT2 next year and ACT3 in 2018
Welcome to the slide !
http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3474218
Continued slide means fewer 14 and 22 mm volume, higher costs and lower margins. Add to that the crazy 10nm ramp and we are talking ACT2 next year and ACT3 in 2018
Welcome to the slide !
Cool story bro
Good conclusion, OP! There is very little success, if any, left in Intel. Chips are now quickly becoming commodities since Intel has gone foundry. They will continue slide and ultimately TMG sold off.
When 10nm shows up if it is as great as the intel shrills say the die will be small and output huge and demand keeps falling this all intel needs is one factory to supply work wide demand! Unless of course yields are terrible, and if they are than margins will be terrible, either way big layoffs or big layoffs is what I see 😉