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The problem is that this transition is very capital intensive and all the money was spent on share buybacks the past decades. The stock market looks at CPUs and
by heisenbit 2y ago
The problem is that this transition is very capital intensive and all the money was spent on share buybacks the past decades. The stock market looks at CPUs and GPUs and likes the latter a lot more so no fresh money from there. At the moment the only stakeholder with a vital interest in Intel semiconductor capabilities is the US government and even that may change as a result of Trump.