Standing on x86 monopoly, high volume, and high gross margin. Now with the rise of ARM and AMD, the upcoming recession, and higher cost, it'll be very hard to keep the facade intact. When BK ACTed in 2016, the gross margin was 62%. They just... — read more 

PG essentially told the world we'd rather fire our chairman of the board then let go of any precious DEI employees. Down with the filthy capitalist!

Any group which resists layoffs now will be soon like the Memory group of 80s. Don’t know if Intel can spin up a product line to again dominate the market like x86 cpus did but if group leaders of their current products don’t cut costs heavily and... — read more 

Why is it that almost no one believes in the recovery of this company anymore?

Some Intel analyst report titles today: ROSENBLATT: “Historic collapse. Nowhere to Hide” UBS: “The Kn--e Continues to Fall” STIFEL: “Even Darker Before the Dawn” BERNSTEIN: “When You Punch Yourself in the Face”

Why are there so many posts on who should be brought back to fix the situation? Your future is not in the past, period. You need a new strong leader who will break down the grade 10-14 people who can't see the future and won't go away on their own... — read more 

If you work in Oregon fabs, you know how much of a disaster they are. Total disconnect from technicians who keep the place running from those who manage from the upper levels. Do more with less mentality but cannot even execute the basics because... — read more 

Wow oh wow is it now apparent that IDM and IFS is a failed strategy ? Yeah the economy is going south, yeah chips went from a shortage to a surplus. But Intel will be back! Yeah right, LOL or crying for Intel and sad for America that the CEO is... — read more 

should KB come back to save us?

You need to get your sh-t together! If Investors can vote to fire all your useless managers we would probably do! You are hurting us for past 2 years failing to recover the company where it should be. You need to make a tough and right decisions and... — read more 

Intel needs fearless decision makers to put products out. Their hiring team is a piece of cr-p. I left TMG after a rule of 75 retirement several years ago. Made major impactful changes elsewhere and I am still employed in the silicon valley. I... — read more 

I hope leadership considers these recommendations Suspend bonuses (apb & qpb) & instead offer long term RSU or stock options to vest upon company's success Suspend recognition tool & offer extra RSU or stock option as alternative. Suppose... — read more 

Oh man .. losing JK was a big loss. Pat, please bring him back. Even at double salary. Thats a cost that will have big ROI. Beg him to come back. We need technical stalwarts in this company. BK screwed the company.

That's what she said

With the morbid Q performance, carrying current headcount with minor redeployments that stay under the radar, Intel is trying to swim with heavy bricks tied to their feet. I can understand reluctance to come out with a large number of layoffs would... — read more 

Imagine you worked your bu-t off and got an MS / CS twenty years ago and you were aged 27... you hire on and are given lots of stock options... now you are 50 years old and you can throw the stock options in into the cr----r... Epic destruction... — read more 

more layoffs ? INTC files bankruptcy? PG steps down? Design and manufacturing separated

Things have gotten so bad and the arrogant Intel management still thinks they have a handle on it. Wasn't it Einstein who said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over again and expecting different results? PG doesn't have the mental... — read more 

I work so hard. Believe me. I do. Doing everything that I can do every single day to put together a really hard day of work each and every day I am not sure what else I can do in my power, but this is getting exhausting. I am wondering why I am... — read more 

As of Dec 31st 2022 intel employees increased to 131.9k from 131.5k. WTF Pat doing? He should be cutting employees aggressively when revenues and gross margins are going downhill. He needs to fire minimum 40% staff to improve margin. Here is pdf... — read more 

We will need to work twice as much but we will make intel great again!

Fourth-quarter revenue was $14.0 billion, down 32 percent year-over-year (YoY) and down 28 percent YoY on a non-GAAP basis. Full-year revenue was $63.1 billion, down 20 percent YoY and down 16 percent YoY on a non-GAAP basis. ▪ Fourth-quarter... — read more 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/intel-chairman-exits-just-ahead-of-next-financial-report/ar-AA16HFK4?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=5e5b1950b6f14004a17153a2bfbf2839 This is a mess. What did the Medtronic guy know about semiconductors?... not so... — read more 

Industry-wide push for job cuts makes me worried. Some think that Intel can't afford not to have another round.

Anyone here know what happened to ATTD chandler folks during 2016 layoff?

https://www.investopedia.com/intel-q4-2022-earnings-preview-7098307

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/board-directors-jan-2023.html I guess we need a bean counter to watch Pat spend all government money. Is there anyone with expertise on the BoD to watch the fox in the hen houses. We had Andy... — read more 

What are things Folsom campus can showcase?

As an investor or employee do you agree 3B in cost reduction for 2023 is not enough and it needs to be higher? Maybe around 6-7Billion Investors like to see higher margin and cash flow

It is coming and it will be huge!

$178M. He’s driving the company into a ditch. Now with a random chairman of the board, it seems his position is solidified. What a shame. This person is batshit crazy

Some say that the market is not as bad as we think it is and many were able to find jobs within a time frame of three months. And yes, I know several people who found new jobs very quickly, albeit outside of this industry. I got the impression that... — read more 

It is always possible to find an employee who will do the job for less money. However, how well will the job be done? It looks like this leadership has absolutely no long-term plans for Intel, because a cheaper workforce cannot possibly be the... — read more 

A few months ago, everybody was talking about quiet quitting. Suddenly, nobody is even mentioning it. I wonder if those who were so proud to proclaim they were giving it their minimum realized that that might not be the best way to go if they wanted... — read more 

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