How Boeing and Intel went from market kings to paupers
Boeing and Intel suffered stock price losses due to poor management and bad decisions. Boeing put profit before safety, Intel misjudged the GPU-CPU contest.
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Intel CEO Suggests More Layoffs Could Be Coming as Company Accepts $3 Billion in Direct Funding from U.S. Government
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announced in August that Intel would be reducing its head count by roughly 15,000 roles (or 15% of ...
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Intel Shakes Up Its Manufacturing Roadmap to Save Money
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Why Intel's Foundry Troubles Are TSMC's Gains
Intel's foundry struggles are ultimately TSMC's gain. The Taiwanese company is the largest chip manufacturer in the world and ...
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The Irony Of AWS Being Intel’s Latest Savior
Intel needs a whole lot of big wins for both its chip design and selling business and its increasingly arm’s length foundry ...
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Intel Channel Stalwart Jason Kimrey Is Leaving Beleaguered Chipmaker
Longtime Intel channel executive Jason Kimrey is leaving the company alongside a few other partner-facing leaders amid ...
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How Intel Agencies Are Building Closer Industry Partnerships
U.S. intelligence agencies are working toward closer collaboration with government and industry partners. As a result, ...
Intel Shares Jump On Reports Of $3 Billion Military Chip Funding [Updated]
Shares of Intel are surging following reports that the company is set to qualify for up to $3.5 billion in federal funding to ...