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Money thrown down the drain. The company has a serious management and culture problem. I think it's way too late to fix it. Same as Volkswagen. Funding should
by alecco 2y ago
Money thrown down the drain. The company has a serious management and culture problem. I think it's way too late to fix it. Same as Volkswagen.
Funding should go to new companies with lessons learned.
Before your blood starts to raise temperature, I'm thinking more like Hadrian than Tesla.
- hirvi74 2y agoWhy not AMD or Texas Instruments instead?
- steveBK123 2y agoAMD is fabless aren't they? Someone has to run some fabs in US if we are concerned about national security
- hirvi74 2y agoWell, I looked around the net, and it would appear they are fabless after all. I mean, it might be in the best interest of national security to have more than one fab, or fabs not all tied to a single company.
- jsyang00 2y agoYou want to fund a new American semiconductor manufacturer from scratch? Management and culture problems will always be endemic in large companies. There is no company with 50k+ employees that does not have serious inefficiencies. Intel has not performed nearly as well as it "should" have, but it's not exactly on its deathbed either. Intel has a lot of options available to it. It also has a lot of smart people. It would be a good thing for everyone if Intel were to find a way to succeed more, and I think in the long run it eventually will.
- alecco 2y ago> You want to fund a new American semiconductor manufacturer from scratch? More like rebuilding the whole supply chain. They are throwing serious money.