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It's what happened. Intel was primarily a manufacturer of DRAM memory chips in the early 1980s. They pivoted hard to CPUs instead when it started looking like t
by pavlov 3y ago
It's what happened. Intel was primarily a manufacturer of DRAM memory chips in the early 1980s. They pivoted hard to CPUs instead when it started looking like the IBM PC clone platform is a winner and their 386 chip could define the industry.
- pi-e-sigma 3y agoSo what is Google pivoting from? They are laying people off from various divisions, it's not a strategic shift
- hajile 3y agoIntel pivoted because they couldn't keep up with Asian RAM makers in the race to the bottom.