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First, how does selling stock prevent them from doing that? Second, switching to Arm doesn't automatically give them a competitive microarchitecture for smartph
by mepian 2y ago
First, how does selling stock prevent them from doing that? Second, switching to Arm doesn't automatically give them a competitive microarchitecture for smartphones.
- lbourdages 2y agoI agree it doesn't prevent them, but if they were to join the ARM train, I don't think they would have sold. Does Intel have a competitive microarchitecture in Pc chips at the moment? Arguably, no, they stay afloat with brand recognition and OEM deals.
- ksec 2y agoMay be they are simply selling the ARM stock now because it is over priced?
- high_na_euv 2y ago>I don't think they would have sold. Because?
- ffgjgf1 2y ago> Does Intel have a competitive microarchitecture in Pc chips at the moment? Arguably, no Their last gen laptop chips seem to be pretty competitive both with AMD and Qualcomm. They moved some of the manufacturing to TSMC though… Intel seems to be pretty decent at designing chips but not very good at making them these days.