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>They have been talking about being a foundary for external use for a while, years Correct, Gelsinger announced roughly a month after returning to Intel their
by tw04 3y ago
>They have been talking about being a foundary for external use for a while, years
Correct, Gelsinger announced roughly a month after returning to Intel their new strategy (~2 years ago). Believe it or not, pulling apart the financials of a company the size of Intel can't be done overnight - and I would guess legally they needed some customer contracts built on the old process technology before they could depreciate assets.
>yet i have not heard of a single customer yet, just an announcement today that intel and ericsson have a partnership.
Did you spend any time looking? 30 seconds on google shows Mediatek signed up last year:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickmoorhead/2022/08/10/intel-foundry-services-announces-mediatek-as-first-wafer-customer/?sh=76775e8a464a https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickmoorhead/2022/08/10/inte...
- greenknight 3y agoYep, i feel like i am just a bit skeptical. I would have just liked to see multiple chips out in the wild (from different companies outside of intel) using the intel fabs.
- AtlasBarfed 3y agoThis smells of mark to market accounting aka Enron book cooking