Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Oregon, 2000+ VSPs and ISPs, why not we start our own software company?

I am wondering how many software guys will get impacted this time, why not take this opportunity to start a startup to build software ourselves? Anyone interested?

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Post ID: @OP+H4slsOZ

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Because the game is rigged against you.

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Post ID: @mac+H4slsOZ

After 3000HC from Altera, expect 2000+HC cut under Murthy, enough to start something, right at intel's backyard

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Post ID: @ttp+H4slsOZ

A FPGA programming startup will also work.

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Post ID: @wha+H4slsOZ

fgg's idea would be perfect, and very ironic... if an ARM SoC from Intel employees helped speed the disruption and ultimate demise of Intel. Sitting right in Intel's backyard an ARM design house startup would have an endless supply of the best talent - people who are fed up with the vision-less politicial bureaucracy that is Intel.

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Post ID: @ibq+H4slsOZ

I've been looking for another "Sequent" since I left in 2000 after IBM acquired them. I think a LOT of ex-Sequenters have been looking. MUCH prefer smaller companies to work for.

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Post ID: @obp+H4slsOZ

4-5 good software engineers can build a machine learning software startup in Bay Area. With 2000 engineers, this can be significant resource in Oregon.

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Post ID: @xyo+H4slsOZ

It takes a few dozens of decent engineers to put together an ARM SoC. So there is that too...

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