For many years it has been behaving more like a bloated third-world bureaucracy or a fake NGO, profiting from virtue signaling and so-called ESG.

Nvidia Becomes First Chip Stock to Join Trillion-Dollar Club! https://www.barrons.com/articles/nvidia-stock-price-market-cap-one-trillion-dollars-apple-tesla-ai-89ecb969?siteid=yhoof2 Selling my RSU and ESPP shares to buy Nvidia is one of the best... — read more 

I literally don't get it. The proof has been there for years. Can't execute. Stock price smashed to smithereens. Has cut back on employee benefits including 401k and reduced salaries. Abysmal work culture and politics. Any skills gained are... — read more 

We need to achieve 10B savings/year through 2026. Are we expecting more layoffs soon?

Musing here on a lazy Sunday morning and haven't been back to this board in awhile. I was laid off from Intel in a political hit piece around April 2020 right before covid. Was a G8. Joined another large tech company and never looked back. .. — read more 

Well looks like that didn't age very well

This weak and uncaring board would not be the real force to have BS fired for wanting to split Intel. The financial institutions would have seen the writings on the wall and know that splitting is the only way forward. Then who is the real force... — read more 

90% of laid-off H1-B visa holders were able to find new work against all odds. Here’s what the data tells us about America’s complicated relationship with foreign-born talent

Remind me again how much Intel is worth?

Everyone thinks posting how they appreciate diversity on social media or that bringing up in a staff meeting how they volunteered for some woke cause will save their job…….THIS is when you know the toilet water is spiraling down… when you think your... — read more 

Two years of darkness and wokeness… when will PG step down, any guesses from the Titanic of Semiconductors?

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/why-intel-stock-is-falling-as-nvidia-leads-the-rest-of-the-semiconductor-sector-on-a-massive-surge-7109f77e

https://www.bizjournals.com/portland/news/2023/05/23/janitors-to-protest-intels-layoff-plans.html "These actions have also raised questions about the ability to manage the necessary level of cleanliness in the workplace as Intel simultaneously... — read more 

Enterprise Value = Market capitalization + Preferred stock + Outstanding debt + Minority interest – Cash and cash equivalents

Think about that for just a second.

All these companies, among many others, have a bright future ahead of them: NVDA $939.29 B $379.80 24.37% TSM $523.56 B $100.95 12.00% AVGO $303.85 B $728.80 7.25% ASML $285.55 B $708.48 6.25% AMD $193.80 B $120.35 11.16% AMAT $110.26... — read more 

Ive never worked for such a disorganized company with such low quality workers and workmanship on top of management who really doesn't care about meeting the needs of technicians to do their jobs properly. If the general public knew how shi[[y... — read more 

That is all folks

Nvidia AMD Apple Qualcomm Broadcom Meta/Google/Microsoft/Amazon All individually bigger than Intel and DIRECTLY funding TSMC R&D. You can’t achieve their economy of scale with a puny revenue flow compared to these giants. They won’t risk their... — read more 

Intel is being rendered obsolete and irrelevant, thanks to a big can of whoop-a$$ that has been opened and unleashed by Jensen and Nvidia, coupled with Intel's utter incompetence, ineptitude and stupidity for the past 10-15 years at least. Collapse... — read more 

Was to take a huge 1-year VSP payout when I checked out from this $hitty blue company back in 2016, liquidate all my remaining RSUs and SPPs, and invest them all in mostly NVDA and AMD stock as a big middle finger and F U to BK and Intel. These past... — read more 

What happens if you transition to a lower grade job than what you started out with? Does your salary decrease etc?

I hope everyone is completing the EES survey with their honest views of this cesspool

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2023/0522/1384961-nvidias-supercomputer/ We have so many great people who built so much great tech and we just can't find new ways of doing things...

Nothing much has been done after the disastrous reports. Is the collapse finally here?

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/INTC?p=INTC I am willing to wager Intel gets de-listed within the next couple of years.

Elon recommends that all US companies follow the twitter lead. Intel could easily half its workforce by removing the right people. The individuals that compete one user story point per week, like seriously why are they here anymore, dead weight... — read more 

Another opportunity missed. Intel could have bought Nvidia 15-20 years ago, but instead decided - Fvvk it, we’ll build our own GPUs. AMD had the vision to buy ATI. Why does Intel always make the wrong decisions? It’s freakishly bad. Meanwhile... — read more 

Insider information confirming the intel tower deal is DOA China will not approve implications extend to Intels ability to continue IFS, formal details to follow

https://www.bizjournals.com/portland/news/2023/05/23/janitors-to-protest-intels-layoff-plans.html

All companies rise, then become arrogant, then fall and get sold off in pieces. Intel is selling off its pieces. Flo says it's time to go.

Missed Mobile Missed Foundry Missed AI Frankly anything that isn’t a walled garden monopoly Intel has never been successfully, why would it be now?

Nvidia: Hold my beer ...

We have Xeon Max, GPU Max, GPU Flex, Habana, and latest news of Meteor Lake and Windows 11 bringing AI to the masses with VPU, but why Wall Street still believes in Nvidia’s one pony trick, instead of our multi-pronged “strategy”.

NVDA posted a beat and raise earnings report for the ages!!! Added almost $200bn in market cap in a few hours. Wouldn't be surprising if they hit $1trillion tomorrow (almost 10X the market value of a certain pathetic company called Shitel, I mean... — read more 

The stock is up over 18% after hours because of AI! Another missed opportunity by Intel. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nvidia-q1-earnings-173926383.html