Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

@159 keep thinking that. Your loss not mine.

@10s they see data we folks can’t see…. Yeah!! Sounds like bogus yield percentage to me bro

@10s I don’t need to ask anyone here. I see data you don’t see.. you folks are wrong.

They can easily make up fake yield percentage to show bogus monthly improvement. They are very good at powerpoint and excelshiit ! You can ask anyone here in this board.

@hd I won’t be long gone. I’m around and not going anywhere. You’re just making up a story in your head. NOTHING you said is true. And next earnings are going to look good. I know for a fact the numbers are significantly better than expectations. The yield numbers themselves won’t be released in earnings of course, but they are also better. There’s a reason the stock is up 5x. A lot of great things are being executed on very well.

Another engineered thread to deflect!

That's d-mb isn't it?

@gz Cool story bro. All Intel does is lie, lie, lie to everyone... employees, customers and investors. I can guarantee LBT is threatening DE's over stepping because the process engineers are asking for RTL changes to mitigate their broken process and the DE's are blaming the fab to cover for their lack of edge mitigation RTL. All the validation engineers have been fired so no one can tell them how to fix it and LBT doesn't know who to believe. The RMAs must be starting to pile up for him to be so publicly angry. We can see what the numbers say next earning report... but I'm sure you'll be long gone by then spewing your ignorance elsewhere like a true blue Intel manager.

@e5 none of this is remotely true. Not the figures, not the timelines, not the assumptions of behavior.

@eg You can give up trying to defend the h1b scam. Everyone sees it for what it is... immigration fraud against the American people. We didn't vote to be invaded by third world scammers who take over communities, hoard jobs and discriminate against anyone who isn't Indian all while destroying everything even our national security.

Even on a weekend you people from Defmet are here analyzing instead of spending time with your families! The only thing that strikes me wrongly is when you talk about H1B’s lying and cheating to keep their jobs. How does that sound to you? am glad you said everyone with skills have left Intel. That helps including yourself in the H1B bucket

@dw He's threatening engineers because he's scared as sh-t. The stock has gone parabolic based on the leaked 18A yield of 60% reported by analysts yet they had to walk it back some by saying they are including broken chips. Customers now want 18A but lo and behold only "18A-P" will have customer acceptable yields and is a year away. Lying about yields constitutes securities fraud and if yields don't improve he could be sued to smithereens... beats facing treason charges however. He is panicked and taking it out on all the h1b engineers who lie and cheat to keep their jobs because anyone with any skill has left long ago and he is probably just realizing this. Tech companies treat their engineers like gods, not cattle to fill up headcount spreadsheets... this mo--n is completely f-d and the chickens are coming home to roost.

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You are clueless and a-s kissing dude. He is wrong. He should pay $10 million bucks for any hardware silicon over Microsoft easy to fix software for $4 million bucks. Why the f-c king guy to threat his employees?

Def Met team of Oregon is the best group on the whole company!

No he should be fired first if there is any chip defect and stop threatening our American democracy employees dude. You should be fired immediately from day one.

Murthy tried to do the same and got no where. Look at Lake Field, they shipped it at "B0" stepping (wasn't really B0 stepping) but was riddled with A LOT of bugs and shipped it anyways.

So nothing new hearing LBT saying the same thing as Murthy, just means folks at Intel will just move the goal post and claim success with B stepping.

He is right, stop whining and just do your job right.

Just comparing to MSFT shows how clueless you are - fixing a bug in a cloud environment is a matter of hours max days and pushing it to production is not expensive as opposed to fixing something in hardware.