What motivates these people to watch out for Intel's best interest? Andrea Goldsmith Alyssa Henry Omar Ishrak Risa Lavizzo-Mourey Tsu-Jae King Liu Barbara G. Novick Gregory D. Smith Lip-Bu Tan Dion Weisler Frank D. Yeary Say, for example, Tsu-Jae... — read more 

AXG and CCG have started burning extra fat I heard, polish your resume

Only ones worried are the bitter disgruntled trolls who were rightfully kicked to the curb 7 or 8 years ago, and have been hanging around this forum ever since. Intel will return stronger than ever in a couple of years and all of you losers will... — read more 

A post a while ago here said Moore Family Fund owned a big chunk of Intel. It's not the case now. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/INTC/holders/

No even some scrap to placate the shareholders. Isn't this a bit odd?

Need your help. I listened to the earnings call and was alarmed by CFO comments that business model is built on 30% of gross revenue going into CapEx. Here is why. I build a little model and if you put in any reasonable assumptions of TAM, share... — read more 

ELT is an expert at it Deflecting focus away from from revenue landslide YoY Focusing on outperforming already lowered expectations Deflecting focus away from negative net income Focusing on green shoots of recovery

No clarity from leadership. Is there any light at the end of the tunnel?

The move to the cloud is bad for Intel. Intel should have resisted by beefing up the personal computing power and frighten people with privacy concerns. It's not yet too late. You can still scare the shart out of people and make them buy bigger... — read more 

Let's run this place old-school from the bottom up. Ignore the fancy lifestyle management and leadership. Let's build quality stuff that people actually want to buy. We all know the PC will never make a comeback. Make it understood that we will no... — read more 

You make a simple request to these people and they non stop sh-t on you. I wonder if they know how many internal employees leave because of inept HR. Working here is a major mistake. Don’t get trapped here.

There must be something else being planned that Intel has not announced major layoffs to push the shares up just like Meta.

At the very best case you'll get 265-280 million when the economy recovers, and things go back to 'normal'. That is probably going to be 2025 at the earliest, if there's not another war or some other unexpected factor. But you're never getting back... — read more 

Think 50-65K employees might make it remotely competitive.

You are all fools if you believe all is good at Intel @avx+1mlslf9c The last time Q earnings were in the $11B range was in 2010 when costs were less than half and headcount at 2/3 of where they are now. Q1 2023 financial performance is a total... — read more 

I just noticed that Intel sells as much as AMD and Nvidia put together. Sure things are down, but they were down for AMD and Nvidia also. Simple facts are that all the headwinds are going in the right direction for Intel! I am excited about... — read more 

Grades 6 and below: 0.0 days Grades 7 and up: -3.2 days per quarter that you're subject to the 5% pay cut.

Don't listen to the $0.04/share loss number, that is heavily adjusted with all sorts of accounting tricks. And all this even slightly beating the already extremely lowered revenue expectations. A few more quarters like this and Intel is finished! — read more 

gross margin 37.5% $.04 / share loss

More than 184,000 tech-sector employees have lost their jobs since the start of 2023 - and I'm sure we're about to add to that number, considering the disaster the earnings report is going to turn out to be. Imagine that many people trying to find a... — read more 

Cheer up. Earnings will be reported after hours and Intel will lose more then half a billion dollars in one quarter. Biggest loss ever? Yes. But that is glass half empty. Glass half full says you still have a job, the company is the best DEI... — read more 

Today is the day Intel posts its biggest quarterly loss on record ever, of billions of dollars. Today is the day Intel lays off thousands of US employees and tens of thousands worldwide. Hopefully this is the catalyst for some sort of culture change... — read more 

When you don't believe the company strategy will work (IFS), and all of the raises and 'rewards' are cancelled, but you need to make a living and the job market has gone stone cold... so you decide that you are going to only work just hard enough... — read more 

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/intel-is-expected-to-post-its-biggest-loss-on-record-has-the-chip-maker-finally-hit-rock-bottom-f1d8d7ea

No matter how successful you become, you need to stay vigilant. Great leaders make great products and teams, and then question how they can make them even better. No visionary has ever celebrated a massive win and then ignored any or all future... — read more 

Without the incentive to work harder, I have seen so many folks just falling to quiet quitting. Rightly so. ZERO incentive to work hard or outperform.

I can't for the life of me understand why the same folks who dropped the iGFX ball starting with Haswell through Skylake are still around. Sure Raja spent most of his time at Intel filming a movie in India but he supposedly has leaders in positions... — read more 

Intel has begun round 2 of layoffs after a brief pause. HPC ..high performance computing has been targeted and hit with 40%+ layoffs. Intel is relentless..more to come. Toxic environment brewing. Management chain are puppets and beyond woke drinking... — read more 

What will be the new buzzword of the quarter? Will Economic Headwinds return? Maybe Dignity & Respect will make a resurgence Or will we have a new phase shoved down our throats for the next 3 months What do you think?

https://wccftech.com/intels-first-quarter-of-2023-pc-revenue-slated-for-53-annual-drop-says-analyst/

I’m telling AXG, CCG, manufacturing teams fasten your belts tighter.

GOOG, MSFT, AAPL, AMZN, others are all relevant. Does anyone have predictions for INTC Q1? GOOG & MSFT seem to be looking good so far, at least for Q1. AMD is coming up soon also.

https://www.investopedia.com/intel-q1-fy2024-earnings-preview-7484197 Intel is expected to report an almost 40% drop in revenue and significant net losses as PC sales and macroeconomic headwinds devastate the microchip industry. KEY TAKEAWAYS Intel... — read more