Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Missed opportunities

Intel, senior management all mostly bred and nurtured thru 25 years of monopolistic growth that enabled obscene profits and arrogance of treating customers, partners with the kind of love that is the case study of how not to!

Missed every opportunity to catch the next big wave because of the x86 arrogance. Truely the best example innovator's dilemma. No question they spend hundreds of billion and missed on all of them!

Across the board at the top of every major org at Intel is a close minded leader of old who can't sense or accept the new time and believes in the rosy forecasts and creates more as that is all their respective boss wants to hear. No real confrontation and challenge anymore!

In BKs reigns you have a track record of empty next big things all discarded for late and overpriced attempt at the next big thing. In each cas hey are late, overpaid and taking the wrong approach. BK ain't exactly one who's resume is littered with amazing brilliance, LOL

There are NO examples of a technology company successive reinventing itself. Intel being led by old and closed minded executives and shackled with x86 myopia is destined at best to decline like IBM has over two decades, at worst implode like Nokia and Blackberry. Or get carved up like Motorolla and AMD was. If 10nm slips as every indication suggest to 2019 then second half of 2017 and 2018 will be a great ACT to watch.

The question for the executives and common folk you want to pray and believe the promises for forecasts that have been wrong for the last 10 years!

Reposted from @Om2fOwZ-xyh. Good overview of situation, and why we are where we are now.

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BK, drones, charging bowls, wearables, IoT, VR, autonomous driving, AI, always chasing a fad late. His vision is clear when Bain and Market Reasearch has confirmed it as the next big thing and he can draw a hockey stick line and how intel is well positioned to dominated after buying some second rate company for 50-100x what it should be worth.

Those same people helping BK now also predicted the boom of x86 PC, Lotus, GUI, Internet, Search, Texting Blackberry and touch iPhone, etc etc. It was those research that made all those leadership companies rich and big!

If you believe that keep reading circuit your koolaid drinkers 😂🤣

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Post ID: @1hqa+OmG7NRw

Don't forget Paul O, he was the one who decided that making iPhone CPUs wasn't worth it.

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Post ID: @1ymd+OmG7NRw

This is a Kodak moment!

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Post ID: @1htt+OmG7NRw

There should be activist investors taking strong interest in Intel and a class action lawsuit is definitely possible. Intel's strategic flip / flops is a text book example of what NOT to do...

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Post ID: @acm+OmG7NRw

Thanks for the repost 😀

IBM vs Intel is an interesting study. The BoD had a chance when they fired PSO to do something bold and a once in a lifetime opportunity to set a new bold course for Intel. Sadly, they made a fatal mistake for the future of Intel to select BK. What could be worse, BK has little true visionary skill just a manufacturing monkey. Intel will continue to struggle on his watch, he simply doesn't have skills nor intelligence for the job. Missed window and by the time BKs failures are realized and fired the window for recovery will have closed. The tipping point has already passed.

IBM did something bold decades ago and fired their insider CEO Akers and boldly hired Gerstner an outsider. For a few years he did bold things and the company was reinvigorated. Look IBM, when they went back to a longtime insider and have 21 quarters of decline. That is Intels bleak future currently

BK will reign over continued declines, don't let the booming semiconductor resurgence fool you to the fact this leaky boat is really getting better. In a rising tide would make the titanic go up for a little bit. While on a ppt with TA make all those new initiatives sound promising, so did all the ones in the past, all ill thought out and executed, no different than now!

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Post ID: @zeg+OmG7NRw

I smell a class action lawsuit from the shareholders due to managements failure to follow their fiduciary duties.

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