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I've heard Intel claim EMIB-T should be a real differentiator for packaging as well. That is due out in the second half of this year.
Yesterday at 6:23 PM
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If you look back at my initial post you will see that I specifically called out FSPD on 14A. I never claimed it was on their N2...
Yesterday at 6:15 PM
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Maybe Intel can help Elon build his Terafabs he mentioned today. Maybe Ohio ??
"You know, I mentioned this at the shareholder meeting...
Yesterday at 6:13 PM
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Ah yes, stack ranking. Beyond a doubt, Jack Welch's worst idea.
Yesterday at 6:12 PM
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From what I see today AI will be a job shift similar to what spreadsheet did. Lots of people said Excel would kill jobs but what it...
Yesterday at 6:12 PM
Ah yes, stack ranking. Beyond a doubt, Jack Welch's worst idea.
Yesterday at 5:53 PM
There is definitely a lot of that going on. We used to call it all chiefs and no Indians but that is probably not politically correct...
Yesterday at 5:52 PM
Alternatively, it may be "AI+1" is what *really* affects the jobs market. i.e. Physical Tesla bots or Robotaxi's powered by "AI"...
Yesterday at 5:52 PM
From what I see today AI will be a job shift similar to what spreadsheet did. Lots of people said Excel would kill jobs but what it...
Yesterday at 5:48 PM
Intel was like that. I agreed with the concept in principle, but as usual in big companies the implementation often produced the wrong...
Yesterday at 5:43 PM
seems very similar to what intel has been doing, cutting middle management, reduce level of hierarchy, enabling faster decision, at...
Yesterday at 5:43 PM
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Decisions as to who to layoff are an inherently political thing, whatever the company size. Strange thing, the best technical people...
Yesterday at 4:36 PM
The other problem is Samsung selling leading edge wafers so cheaply. Being as good as TSMC and as cheap as Samsung is a rock and a hard...
Yesterday at 4:16 PM
Like boy scouts, being prepared is one thing, but whether you actually have the resources is another thing entirely. No amount of...
Yesterday at 4:13 PM
From what I see today AI will be a job shift similar to what spreadsheet did. Lots of people said Excel would kill jobs but what it...
Yesterday at 4:05 PM
Like.
Ah yes, stack ranking. Beyond a doubt, Jack Welch's worst idea.
Xebec reacted to blueone's post in the thread ASML lifts outlook on record AI chip orders and layoffs but analysts query capacity with
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread Intel Foundry is way behind TSMC, but the goal is #2 by 2030.The other problem is Samsung selling leading edge wafers so cheaply. Being as good as TSMC and as cheap as Samsung is a rock and a hard...
Haha.
Like boy scouts, being prepared is one thing, but whether you actually have the resources is another thing entirely. No amount of...