Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Anyone know how long it typically takes for Intel to axe a site it acquires? Small locations?

We got acquired in 2013. I know it was not enough time when they did all the consolidations. I'm worried as they will need to reduce cap ex and space with dumping billions in a fab that will not be filled. They will need to cut as much as possible elsewhere. Under the radar I suspect.

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3-5 years on average

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Post ID: @3rlo+MbApgTq

It was too recently acquired to act on closure and they had a project good that is due in 2018 for cray super computers I read. Cray is still allowed to use the design that was in work.

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Post ID: @1pmy+MbApgTq

I agree with the 3-5 year comment. However, if the remote site did not get closed last year during all the consolidation activities you may be safer than most.

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Post ID: @1ndk+MbApgTq

3-5 years for most acquisitions I've seen.

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Post ID: @npo+MbApgTq

Intel acquired Cray's interconnect technology . Has it been successful integrating this? There's an engineering position I am looking at. Curious how stable it is in that area. I worked for another well known interconnect company.

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Post ID: @sdx+MbApgTq

When those H1B "contractors/CWF" etc come in hordes.

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