I think the problem is that many people at Intel are just doing the rest and vest most of the time. For those people, their logic is like - - Why bother pushin

I think the problem is that many people at Intel are just doing the rest and vest most of the time. For those people, their logic is like - - Why bother pushing for higher core count? Just leave it to the marketing department to convince customers 4 cores are enough. - Why bother pushing for 10nm? Just leave it to the marketing department to talk about Intel's fancy 14nm++++++++++. - Why bother pushing for higher frequency? Just leave it to the cooling solution vendors to bring in their 1400W aircon. These are exactly what Intel actually did to its home users. If you look at the whole drama, the most shocking parts are - - They didn't deliver anything new when they know full well that AMD has been busy pushing for higher core count for the last 12 months. - No one from Intel's management team is going to step down for such PR disaster. Customers are lucky to have AMD.