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Intel has a fairly comprehensive product suite for running AI locally. Personally, I prefer this approach, as I'm not comfortable with...
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you would think this is no brainer. sadly, too many leaders, especially big companies, cannot or don't have the right trust in people...
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If I were Holthaus, I'd be annoyed at this announcement. I'm so wonderful, but I'm being fired. :poop:
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Nowadays many companies implement middle ground - hybrid work. From my experience, it's the best setup. This way everyone can find their...
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disagree and commit is much harder said than done, especially when the commit part requires 100% embrace idea not from you or you have...
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I guess it depends on the company culture. One possible approach is to disagree and commit (tell the manager what you think, but they...
Sep 9, 2025
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Raptor lake sell more today than it did before the issues.
Hypothetically, imagine managing a roadmap where your boss repeatedly...
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Raptor lake sell more today than it did before the issues.
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Sep 9, 2025
Thoughts on Naga? General consensus seems to be that he’s a very sharp guy who contributed a lot to Micron’s current strength vs the...
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My feeling is that Intel is going back to the basics: product first, revenue first, and profits first.
As for Intel Foundry’s business...
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It can be due to the fact they have to replace plenty of faulty SKUs not to mention combined with increased demand. It was a design...
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Raptor lake sell more today than it did before the issues.
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Does Intel take precautions like putting epoxy in all USB slots of their workstations, and securing the ones needed like for a keyboard...
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Intel Extrovert productivity +5%
Intel Introvert productivity -40%
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Nowadays many companies implement middle ground - hybrid work. From my experience, it's the best setup. This way everyone can find their...
Sep 9, 2025
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Intel has a fairly comprehensive product suite for running AI locally. Personally, I prefer this approach, as I'm not comfortable with...