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I remember there being fist fights in past Taiwan Parliament sessions. :ROFLMAO:
Monday at 8:25 PM
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I just read the official SEC filing. This is very good for Intel and the government. the only downside is dilution for existing...
Monday at 8:25 PM
Now we need to get back to basic questions:
1) Will people commit to buy foundry wafers from Intel someday
2) How much will intel...
Monday at 8:24 PM
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Nope if anything AMD has benefited more from it than Intel being able to use the SW and ISA Extension without doing much work. The only...
Monday at 8:24 PM
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I actually think the USG stake will help Intel. It will add clarity that IFS won't go out of business in near future ... which will...
Monday at 8:22 PM
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1) Yes I believe fabless companies that do not directly compete with Intel (not AMD or Nvidia) will sign wafer agreements for 18P and...
Monday at 8:22 PM
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Trump is destroying America's credibility. The CHIPS Act does not have strings attached. Who's going to believe the US government when...
Monday at 8:21 PM
It’s a cross-licensing deal between Intel and AMD with no payment involved. The two important components are Intel’s x86-related...
Monday at 8:05 PM
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If US companies are forced to use inferior products, just for the sake of national security, so be it. Ex: Apple iPhone 6s fiasco...
Monday at 7:54 PM
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I just read the official SEC filing. This is very good for Intel and the government. the only downside is dilution for existing...
Monday at 7:35 PM
B
I actually think the USG stake will help Intel. It will add clarity that IFS won't go out of business in near future ... which will...
Monday at 7:32 PM
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Private 1 USD = 20/23 worth of POTUS USD = 87%
Well that is progress, normally POTUS takes out 15% protection money, with INTEL he...
Monday at 7:13 PM
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Well, at least I don't think there's a problem overseas.
Monday at 7:11 PM
T
This whole saga has been quite interesting.
The money that is going to intel was what was supposed to go to them under the Biden...
Monday at 7:10 PM
T
I guess the USG now has a stake in Altera and Mobileye as well?
Monday at 7:10 PM
Haha.
I remember there being fist fights in past Taiwan Parliament sessions. :ROFLMAO:
hist78 reacted to MKWVentures's post in the thread Intel warns US stake could hurt international sales, future grants with