Q3 results will be abysmal because PC TAM shrunk 3.6% YOY, AND Intel's piece of that now smaller pie shrunk by 5% compared to a year ago due to AMD taking marketshare with Zen. As CCG still represents ~50% of Intel total revenue there will be a... — read more 

https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1332436& Nothing feeds the R&D but huge volumes, but it is down again. Great follow on ACTs are assured

http://i.imgur.com/bALmQzs.jpg

As predicted on this board more than a month ago. This is in effect the big wave that was originally planned for June-July and got postponed multiple times for a variety of reasons, in favor of smaller "stealth" layoffs. Should come as no surprise to... — read more 

https://www.nextplatform.com/2017/10/11/intel-takes-first-steps-universal-quantum-computing/

Howdy, I relocated to California to work for Intel but in less than 1 year I went back to NC. According to their relo contract, I should have paid back the lump amount Intel paid me as relo allowance, prorated. I didn't, and when I asked HR they sent... — read more 

Layoffs are planned. It will not depend on a quarterly performance. Spending is about 37% of revenue and the target is 30% by 2020. Most actions need to happen now to glide down due to lead time. First round will be declared this week. Notifications... — read more 

New retirees in the invite only Intel Retiree Group on FB. Sh-- must be going down...

Intel just cannibalize it's kabe lake line and handed AMD a bonanza. The shortage of coffee lake is a disaster.

Intel is stable with am Altman-Z. score of 3.77 Amd qcom are under huge pressure to perform so no layoff till 2019 folks

Somebody said in another thread that more layoffs are coming if the Q3 results are not satisfactory. Now, whatever the higher ups will consider satisfactory, I don't know, but I am sure it will not take a lot for them to decide on another layoffs... — read more 

Hi all, I left Intel on ACT last year and was recently asked to come back for 6 months to a year to train someone (wasn't given near enough time before I left) and to help in a couple projects. Would anyone have a recommendation on what salary I can... — read more 

Too much hiring in he past few years and most of the new hires have nothing much to do, no growth or long term projects .. just milking the current memory demand which is cyclical. The tsunami is fast approaching.

How are they doing? Along with engineers, we did have few program management, operations folks, who moved to Intel over the last few years.

At what point did Intel hit the Watered Down inflection point?

Intel was good company and there are still some good employees, although fewer and fewer. The higher on the pyramid the more clown like it is. Vicious cycle, where clown hires alike, is one of the roots of Intel deterioration. Other root is that... — read more 

Margins will plunge to unprecedented depths with huge CoffeeLake dice and 10nm ramp with horrible yields still.

Minimal revenue growth, explosion of costs and expenses, profits down

What a hash. Goodbye margin.

Intel employees "checked out" a long time ago and are just punching their cards at this point. Passion for the job and the company brand was lost the moment BK broke trust with sleazy ACTs.

You’d think being once the biggest and most profitable semiconductor could do more than this after knowing 10nm was going to be a FUBAR Wow six cores what a Gump, more area means lower margins till the 10nm comes ouch “Fundamentally it might be the... — read more 

https://blogs.wsj.com/cfo/2017/10/05/intel-could-repatriate-up-to-10-billion-in-u-s-tax-overhaul/ Intel Corp. could repatriate a significant amount of its overseas cash if a U.S. corporate tax overhaul lowers the rate to 10% or less, said the... — read more 

Hi all, Im wondering how the work culture in intel is different comparing to Qualcomm. Im a staff engineer with 10+ years of experience with MS. Does anybody know how that lines up with intel grades?

news of new Intel 45nm tech that will disrupt everything ~100x faster with ~1/10th of the power

I heard about breakthroughts on the 1nm chip front. What are your thoughts? /sarcasm

Releases new version of biggest selling product and nobody in the company knows

What comes after silicon will be the key as that will redefine the time to come so 14nm,10nm,7nm will be just noise. Whoever makes best choice with best technology for this step will be the king and possibly could become the only one.

The goal of breaking even by 2020 now is a pipedream. Even Aicha herself said Apple alone cannot sustain the division. Huge infighting and politics over 5G whilst the 4G product line goes up in flames. Rumors the BOD are reviewing whether to... — read more 

Hi everyone. I am wondering the base salary range of grade 9 engineers. Also the annual gross income? It would be great if you could share where you are at. Thanks.

Today with Tick Tock Tock Tock Intel has shown process leadership isn’t important to x86 product so scaling nor process leadership matter to x86 beyond cost. Just do another 14+++. Like TSMC, Samsung or GF are doing and delay 10 forever! Also with... — read more 

I duck in and out of here over the course of a week or a month. Yeah, there are trolls and spammers; nothing new here or anywhere else. But to those who gamely attempt to fill the board with sophomoric posts, you should realize several things: You'll... — read more 

https://www.techspot.com/news/71255-tsmc-building-world-first-3nm-semiconductor-facility-taiwan.html TSMC is building the world's first 3nm semiconductor facility in Taiwan

No the future belongs to the ARMy, Nvidia not x86. And as far as manufacturing future look to the East as they own the next decade!

https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/10/04/intels-strategy-to-fight-nvidia-is-now-unclear.aspx

Apple is gearing up to make its own chips, which could be a major blow to Intel. http://www.investopedia.com/news/intel-trouble-if-apple-makes-its-own-chips/

What's the approximate total Compensation of a Principal Engineer at Intel?

it's with sadness I post this: October 03, 2017 12:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Intel Corporation today announced that the company’s former CEO Paul Otellini passed away in his sleep Monday, Oct. 2, 2017, at the... — read more