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IMHO it's the same pattern of the time when Intel gave up on their memory business and entered the CPU business. Citing from memory: "If you were the new CEO wh
by threatripper 5y ago
IMHO it's the same pattern of the time when Intel gave up on their memory business and entered the CPU business. Citing from memory: "If you were the new CEO what would you do to save the company?" - and he immediately knew the answer - "Then let's go back in the boardroom and do that."
Judging from that it seems like their fab business doesn't have any long term future, the outside world just doesn't know it yet. Now they put on a show until they are ready to fully convert to other fabs. After all, the current fabs are still cranking out chips that make them billions each month.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> their fab business doesn't have any long term future It has a fine future, just not in a 60%+ margin business. Intel should bite the bullet and spin out its fabs. Let it compete and grow as a separate company from Intel’s design units. Stratchery is spot on, as he’s been about Intel from day one.