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Supply Chain Moves

First Fortune 500 Supply Chain moves commencing... https://nypost.com/2018/07/23/hasbro-moving-production-out-of-china-to-avoid-trade-war/

by Anonymous
| 690 views | | 1 reply (July 24, 2018)
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Fewer green badge openings

There used to be a lot of green badge positions in Hillsboro, Oregon. Seems to be very few now. The few that are posted also only available through Indian companies such as UST Global. Hardly anything from Kelly IT. I take it that most green badge... — read more 

by Anonymous
| 1691 views | | 3 replies (last November 28, 2018)
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Losing on the modem front

Looks like Qualcomm is kicking our behinds when it comes to modems in non-Android smartphones. I could try to pretend I'm shocked, but in all honesty I stopped expecting better a long time ago... — read more 

Virtuous Cycle

It was hilarious watching every exec and subexec (including Sr PEs and Fellows) in my group parrot "virtuous cycle" as soon as BK uttered it in 2016. BK himself never repeated it after 6 months. What a shameless sheep flock. Personally to me, it was... — read more 

Root cause of problem at Intel

If Intel CEO wants to read. This is from a 30 year hardcore chip veteran who retired. Long ago there were real engineers who knew the entire silicon product cycle from architecture to design to fab to assembly to test and then high volume... — read more 

Previous CFO

Stacy Smith left the company as of January 1. Typically when an executive (former cfo ) leaves we hear later where they went and what they are doing. Stacy is relatively young, still of working age. Does anyone know what Stacy is doing now? Is he... — read more 

This is too true

Has anybody seen this before? Have there ever been truer words spoken (typed?) Most of employers today are ideally looking for an employee: who has the wisdom of a 50 year old, the experience of a 40 year old, the drive of a 30 year old, and the pay... — read more 

Congratulations to Skylake!

Longest running CPU architecture in Intel history, 3 years going on 4. Cannonlake never saw the light of day, as predicted. Icelake in 2019? I wouldn't hold my breath.

The Nuremberg party was once again ridiculous

Every year, Intel embarrasses itself by hosting a ridiculously low-cost party in Nuremberg. You really have to see it to believe it. It‘s truly shameful. This year, they tried to make it look better, but it was still the same sh-- in the end. My... — read more 

The 3 failures of BK!

Fail#1 - Mobile: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4183500-intel-3-failures-brian-krzanich-part-1 Fail#2 - GPU: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4184763-intel-3-failures-brian-krzanich-part-2 Fail#- Process technology:... — read more 

50th anniversary!

During the past 5 years BK, MR and especially ACT completely destroyed and dismantled the traditional Intel culture and value system, meritocracy, etc. and decimated the company. Today, at its 50th anniversary Noyce, Moore and Grove would not... — read more 

Forty Years +

I recently saw a posting from the intel alumni group saying there are only 39 remaining employees worldwide at Intel who have been there 40 years or more. Many checked out rich, but in 100,000 it's hard to believe there aren't more pitiful souls who... — read more 

Layoffs starting next week?

There's a lot of pressure to start layoffs next week -due to 50 year celebrations Intel has been delaying bad news -Q2 results next week, quarter was probably ok but guidance will be awful (or Intel continues lying) -new CEO will be announced -10nm... — read more 

I’m going to miss clown shoes

It was so much fun watching him fumble about with fail after fail after fail. Basis Smart clothing Oakley Olympics Charging bowl Drones Mobileeye Altera McAfee (yes that’s on Renee but damn that was dumb) Nervana Reality TV ACT Losing literally 27... — read more 

Devastating news for Intel

Devastating news for Intel in 2019 they are stuck at 14 nm with meltdown still unrepaired. "AMD Reaffirms 7nm EPYC ‘ROME’ Server Processors Sampling in 2H 2018, Availability in 2019 – To Bring Core Count Bump, More Bandwidth, Increased I/O" Author... — read more 

Are we vulnerable like this?

Who else thinks that this whole not having a CEO situation is making us vulnerable and is hoping it gets resolved as soon as possible?

Nice wording

https://www.fiercewireless.com/special-report/intel-s-aicha-evans "Intel’s choice of Aicha Evans as chief strategy officer shows just how serious the company is about mobile"

by Anonymous
| 1080 views | | 1 reply (July 17, 2018)
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Any positive suggestions?

No matter which name emerges as a possible new CEO of Intel, we have everybody and their mother crying foul and listing dozens of reasons why that person is so wrong for that positions. Is there ANYBODY people can actually agree on as a good future... — read more 

Intel decision making for layoffs

The way ACT (and all layoffs at Intel) went (go) down is that managers of the I-race fired non-I managers, Hispanic managers fired non-Hispanics, female managers fired non-females, younger managers fired older employees, incompetent managers that... — read more 

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