https://seekingalpha.com/article/4098441-intel-late-first-wave-autonomous-vehicles
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It won't stop Intel from pouring untold billions down this pit
It's a vital skill to be able to make huge strategic mistakes at senior exec level and come out smelling of roses
It's also funny watching Google and Intel AVs "competing" against each other on Chandler streets. The Google vehicle looks like a dufus wearing a beany cap! The Intel vehicle is even worse looking like a cheap POS that's falling apart. Sad technology.
What a Joke -- a bunch of 🤡 useless HB1's Ph.D.'s driving around Chandler AZ --picking their butt! It's great anyone with money in India may purchase a Ph.D. from a paper company. Worked with these folks, Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering-- ha ha 🤡 joke! Four of them I worked/trained with did not know the names of tools, calipers, o-scopes or how to use any of them. Absolutely no electro mechanical skills most do not even how to change oil in a vehicle. That's why they all lease BMW's. Sorry I only have a B.S. from ASU and do not pay for any repairs on my home, vehicle, home or any thing else and I do not lease or have loan payments or mortgage -- own everything. Good Luck to Intel - you wanted HB1's at 60k a year ha ha --it's now hitting the fan!
How much did Intel pay for Mobileye, BK overpays for being late and layoffs to pay for it. Intel mangler fundamentally can't think out of the x86 box. Everyone from inside was successful by parroting the x86 monopoly. A zebra can't change its stripes, BoD failed the company and shareholders by picking BK.
Altera nd Mobileye will be huge flops like McAfee and Fit, how did them charging bowls work out?
And then we have drones by BK too.
Intelligence matters in the corner office and we know what Intel has!
Krzanich will never be a leader. Sorry.
As always it seems like Intel is 'always the follower' and never the leader in any upcoming technology sector... Always under performing and investing in bad companies.
Nothing fundamentally new here, but a nice summary of other companies' partnerships, projects and timelines. Worth the glance.