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> this suggests Gelsinger is confident in the company’s ability to get their 7nm-and-beyond processes back Or it may suggest that the company wants to say anyt
by coliveira 6y ago
> this suggests Gelsinger is confident in the company’s ability to get their 7nm-and-beyond processes back
Or it may suggest that the company wants to say anything to reassure investors that it will change course and stop losing market share. I wouldn't read any particular guarantee into these statements.
- NobodyNada 6y agoThat’s a fair point. A comment [0] in a parallel thread points out a third possibility: that Intel believes x86 is on its way out, and they’re attempting to pivot before their only significant revenue source dries up. I hope for the semiconductor industry’s sake they really are getting 7nm back on track this time, and that this new manufacturing business will be competitive. Perhaps that’s unrealistic to expect given their track record lately, but at least Gelsinger seems to deserve more confidence than Swan. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26568598 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26568598
- dannyw 6y agoCredibility is an asset. Talk enough shit, and you're out as the CEO.