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siliconbruh999 reacted to Fred Chen's post in the thread US startup xLight raises $40 million in race against China for key chipmaking laser with Like.

I wonder what's the business model. Besides ASML, who is skeptical and more motivated to continue their own LPP technology, can't...

Jul 23, 2025
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siliconbruh999 reacted to Daniel Nenni's post in the thread White House to unveil plan to push US AI abroad, crackdown on US AI rules, document shows with Haha.

That is the way it should be. Competition breeds innovation, let the best country win. Letting other countries use our AI is brilliant...

Jul 22, 2025
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siliconbruh999 reacted to MKWVentures's post in the thread Intel swings the axe again as it looks to lose 5,000 staff with Like.

Intel has too many people. This is very hard but it will help costs and it will reduce bureaucracy which is what I hope engineers want.

Jul 22, 2025
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Fred Chen replied to the thread US startup xLight raises $40 million in race against China for key chipmaking laser.

I wonder what's the business model. Besides ASML, who is skeptical and more motivated to continue their own LPP technology, can't...

Jul 22, 2025
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Barnsley replied to the thread World's First 0.2nm Breakthrough - Soon in All Your Devices !.

Thats "Youtube Guru's" tell folk posting content to do. Youtube algorithim requires "dramatic" titles apparently to get content pushed

Jul 22, 2025
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Maximus replied to the thread World's First 0.2nm Breakthrough - Soon in All Your Devices !.

To save everyone's time, she uses '0.2nm' for the A2 node on the IMEC roadmap. The video discusses IMEC's vision for the A2 node.

Jul 22, 2025
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Xebec reacted to Daniel Nenni's post in the thread Rapidus Achieves Significant Milestone at its State-of-the-Art Foundry with Prototyping of Leading-Edge 2nm GAA Transistors with Like.

Broadcom is running test chips with no big red flags thus far. Toyota, Sony, Denso, Kioxia, and NEC are investors so they are probably...

Jul 22, 2025
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Xebec reacted to Daniel Nenni's post in the thread Intel swings the axe again as it looks to lose 5,000 staff with Haha.

I have seen via LinkedIn some seriously underqualified people leave Intel. Executive coaches? Market analysts with zero semiconductor...

Jul 22, 2025
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Xebec reacted to siliconbruh999's post in the thread Intel swings the axe again as it looks to lose 5,000 staff with Like.

I guess he is following Andy Grove's advice of let chaos reign and than rein in chaos. He is currently at the first step to make Intel...

Jul 22, 2025
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Xebec reacted to blueone's post in the thread Intel swings the axe again as it looks to lose 5,000 staff with Like.

Everything I've seen from LBT resembles revenge more than a plan for success.

Jul 22, 2025
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Xebec reacted to blueone's post in the thread Intel swings the axe again as it looks to lose 5,000 staff with Like.

That's exactly the question that has come into my mind. I don't understand LBT's strategy for creating strategic confusion across the...

Jul 22, 2025
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Maximus reacted to Xebec's post in the thread World's First 0.2nm Breakthrough - Soon in All Your Devices ! with Haha.

Must be Samsung Units

Jul 22, 2025
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Fred Chen reacted to Xebec's post in the thread World's First 0.2nm Breakthrough - Soon in All Your Devices ! with Haha.

Must be Samsung Units

Jul 22, 2025
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Xebec reacted to dkr1986's post in the thread Intel swings the axe again as it looks to lose 5,000 staff with Like.

If this turns out to be true, that is good but based on my reading of things I see on LinkedIN, Reddit & Glassdoor etc, this is not...

Jul 22, 2025
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Xebec reacted to XYang2023's post in the thread Intel swings the axe again as it looks to lose 5,000 staff with Like.

"Our source told us the bulk of the cuts appear to be in non-core operations, such as HR, marketing, and other back office staff...

Jul 22, 2025

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