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This is what happens when Intel's momentum from the past starts to eventually fade. It takes a long time for a large ship like Intel to lose momentum, but it h
by bhouston 4y ago
This is what happens when Intel's momentum from the past starts to eventually fade. It takes a long time for a large ship like Intel to lose momentum, but it has started and it will likely continue to slow down from here as long as AMD, ARM, Apple and now RISC-V keep the pace of their chip innovations.
- myth_drannon 4y agoIt's ironic that Andrew Grove, the former CEO of Intel wrote a book called "Only the Paranoid Survive: How to Identify and Exploit the Crisis Points that Challenge Every Business"
- hinkley 4y agoMomentum is what happens after you've turned the engine off. It's not momentum that's the problem. It's that they pushed out or alienated the golden goose.