https://www.cnbc.com/video/2017/09/19/intel-has-been-in-a-trading-range-for-a-while-bernstein-chip-analyst.html
Conclusion: Next few quarters might be OK (tactical), long term Intel will suffer (strategic, structural weaknesses).
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2017/09/19/intel-has-been-in-a-trading-range-for-a-while-bernstein-chip-analyst.html
Conclusion: Next few quarters might be OK (tactical), long term Intel will suffer (strategic, structural weaknesses).
What is the balance between 10nm tool depreciation and the cost benefits of high volume manufacturing on highly/fully depreciated 14nm tools? Is Intel able to balance that from a cost standpoint? D1X seems to be the only place for 10nm build-out, correct?
Long term they will start depreciating 10nm tools with what revenue generation 😱