No growth to speak of for the last 5 years. Battling to maintain current revenues and profits. Little upside in current monopoly markets. Inability to pick the next big things so gets involved in everything but executes poorly. Poor leadership with lack of vision. Buys customers to force them to use it's technology instead of understanding why customers don't want to. And on and on and on ...
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When is Mark Bohr retiring? Is he ditching Intel this year?
Physics doesn't care what BK thinks.
People care entirely too much for a company that doesn't care about them.
I assume the stories on Circuit are still entirely positive so if you drank that kool-aide you'd have no idea what is going on.
@fcr inverse Moore law
No revenue growth yet fab costs continue to increase exponentially. Flat + exponential = death of Moore's law.
Amazing that people see a bright future at Intel when the whole business model is predicated on this.
Mark Bohr is retiring at the right time.