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Intel split - market prediction

I believe all of us thinking about where this situation leads the company to. Does the company split is real (one or multiple product groups spinned off to independent company(s) vs Intel as IFS only)?

https://stocks.apple.com/AM5gLY6ErQpi1g9V779zvgg

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Smite the shepherd and the sheep will be scattered - Vigil, Lamb of God

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Post ID: @1jtt+1ndNl9ga

Lol. This isn’t news. This has been Pat’s plan for a while.

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Post ID: @1huv+1ndNl9ga

NATO foundry service

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Post ID: @1qdt+1ndNl9ga

IFS Customer? US.GOV right?

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Post ID: @iyf+1ndNl9ga

Not to worry, you'll be allowed to choose between INTC or INTF*
Choose wisely. No double dipping.

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It boils down to political backing. Things you can do to Samsung you cannot do to Intel.

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Post ID: @buc+1ndNl9ga

@gmo

Leadership

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Post ID: @byg+1ndNl9ga

Just asking, how did Samsung manage foundry without splitting?

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Post ID: @gmo+1ndNl9ga

" ..... there is not a single potentially significant customer that tells us they would make a big commitment to Intel foundry as long as it would be competing with Intel ...."

Common sense.

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Intel Corp. INTC, -3.62% shares underperformed peers Tuesday following announced plans of a capacity buildout ahead of a presentation to investors Wednesday. Intel shares dropped 4% in recent activity compared with a 1% decline of the PHLX Semiconductor Index SOX, -0.81% and a 0.6% decline on the S&P 500 index SPX, -0.32%. In a note Tuesday, UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri said he expects Intel to provide an update on its product roadmap, and customer adoption of its foundry services business, or IFS. Intel confirmed reports from over the weekend that it was building new foundry capacity in Germany and Poland. “We have long argued that if Intel is truly going to pursue an external foundry model — which at this point would be hard to backpedal from given its pending acceptance of significant amounts of CHIPS Act money — it needs to cleave the manufacturing assets from the product businesses,” Arcuri said. “Essentially, we argue Intel likely splits into a foundry business and a fabless product business and the segment P&L is a big first step.” Arcuri said “such a separation is necessary because there is not a single potentially significant customer that tells us they would make a big commitment to Intel foundry as long as it would be competing with Intel for the best wafers, highest yielding lots, etc.”

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Post ID: @xcy+1ndNl9ga

Yeah. Intel foundry will be strategic for the entire west, and Intel design will need to do their best to survive.

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