Prediction by end of 2026

Anonymous · 2024-09-23T06:01:49Z

Intel will be split into 2 companies. Product company will be acquired by BRCM who will only retain Client/Server/NEX business and related engineering teams (IP, SoC including X86 core). All other non-revenue generating businesses sold. Altera will be sold to Lattice or Marvell. Mobileye will be completely divested. Intel Foundry will become known as "Intel", a pure-play dedicated foundry company. Its only customer will be the Product group sold to BRCM because of a binding agreement for 2 years. Intel Foundry will struggle to productize 18A and any of the supposedly leading edge packaging technologies. It will be 2027 before 18A is production ready. All old Intel fabs producing 10nm and older nodes and all other fabs like NM, Ireland and others will be sold for pennies on the dollar (no buyers want these old fabs). Intel's new node fabs intel 3 and newer will be sold to a new entity created under the majority ownership of US Govt with minority ownership and day-to-day management by TSMC North America (a subsidiary of TSMC Taiwan). "Intel" will thus eventually be owned by TSMC.

Intel will be split into 2 companies.

Product company will be acquired by BRCM who will only retain Client/Server/NEX business and related engineering teams (IP, SoC including X86 core). All other non-revenue generating businesses sold.

Altera will be sold to Lattice or Marvell.

Mobileye will be completely divested.

Intel Foundry will become known as "Intel", a pure-play dedicated foundry company. Its only customer will be the Product group sold to BRCM because of a binding agreement for 2 years.

Intel Foundry will struggle to productize 18A and any of the supposedly leading edge packaging technologies. It will be 2027 before 18A is production ready.

All old Intel fabs producing 10nm and older nodes and all other fabs like NM, Ireland and others will be sold for pennies on the dollar (no buyers want these old fabs).

Intel's new node fabs intel 3 and newer will be sold to a new entity created under the majority ownership of US Govt with minority ownership and day-to-day management by TSMC North America (a subsidiary of TSMC Taiwan).

"Intel" will thus eventually be owned by TSMC.

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Likely scenario

Broadcom is doubtful. Qualcomm deal is much closer to reality as there is more pros than cons.

Why would anyone prefer personal attacks, poor logic or profanities over thoughtful analysis like this? Someone who finds enjoyment in the former is clearly sick of some sort

For the first time on this website, I have actually found a cogent analysis of where Intel is headed. Agree with all your points. The only quibbles are:

Whether it is BRCM or QCOM that ends up buying the product group
Whether NEX will be bundled with the product group

"TheLayoff.com is a simple discussion board for all of us who would like to learn more about the rumors or possibility of job cuts in our company."

I suppose showing what self-indulgent egomaniacs work at this company is helpful to curious folks. I apologize. Clearly using this forum as your personal Tumblr serves the purpose of the website. Please add some bible quotes to fill in the whole picture

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That is the point of this website. So why don’t you go over there and go fu-k yourself no one wants you here

Why do you people police a website that is not yours? Why do you concern yourself with the affairs of others? Why cannot you ignore posts with which you disagree?

Why do you think people are interested in your baseless speculation? Please open an X account and type your thoughts into the void over there.

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