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tomatoma reacted to Brady's post in the thread The Fall of Intel with Like.

I was just kidding, but you’ve described program managers very accurately. But, very good program managers can make or break a...

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tomatoma reacted to blueone's post in the thread The Fall of Intel with Like.

I've never met a great program manager. If I were LBT, I'd eliminate the entire function. If the engineering management chain can't...

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tomatoma reacted to count's post in the thread The Fall of Intel with Like.

I think program management makes sense when you have a project that crosses a lot of functional boundaries, where the engineering...

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tomatoma reacted to blueone's post in the thread The Fall of Intel with Like.

In principle, I agree. But in practice, in four different companies, I never ran into a program manager who lived up to the...

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tomatoma replied to the thread The Fall of Intel.

It just doesn't make sense...

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tomatoma replied to the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail.

So how would you react if ARM chose to design and sell chips directly rather than selling IP?

Aug 30, 2025
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tomatoma reacted to Daniel Nenni's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Like.

Everybody is a semiconductor expert now. :ROFLMAO:

Aug 30, 2025
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tomatoma reacted to Daniel Nenni's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Like.

The conversation revolves around the U.S. government's potential investment in Intel and MP Materials, with Winston Maas suggesting it...

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tomatoma reacted to blueone's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Like.

The signal to noise ratio regarding the semiconductor industry in the financial press is horrendous. :rolleyes: Perhaps it always has...

Aug 30, 2025
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tomatoma reacted to tooLongInEDA's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Like.

"We must build refinery capacity within our own country" !!! Keeps talking about "refining". Clearly knows something about fabs we...

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tomatoma reacted to Daniel Nenni's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Like.

I was at the Global Foundries Summit today and was asked about politics and semiconductors. It really is entertaining. I'm wondering if...

Aug 30, 2025
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tomatoma reacted to hist78's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Haha.

IMHO, Intel is too complicated to be successful.

Aug 30, 2025
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tomatoma reacted to hist78's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Haha.

By the way, while people are talking about the future of Intel, TSMC, GlobalFoundries, and Samsung in US based semiconductor...

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tomatoma reacted to hist78's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Haha.

I thought it was already the Trump Administration’s guiding principle for the semiconductor industry?!

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tomatoma reacted to KevinK's post in the thread Kaiser: Intel is Too Big to Fail with Like.

Wants US Government to support Intel for a “Utility Model” and “third party refining” model ?

Aug 30, 2025

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