I think there's some deep seated cultural issues in Intel and Gelsinger wasn't the person to fix them. I have friends who work there and it sounds like a differ

I think there's some deep seated cultural issues in Intel and Gelsinger wasn't the person to fix them. I have friends who work there and it sounds like a different planet to the semiconductor company I work at. Intel does have the bonus of being 'too big to fail' from a US security point of view so I imagine those fabs will get finished one way or another. Also, it's very laid back, but Bryan Cantrill's podcast touches on some of these issues. Interesting to see the perspective of an Intel customer [1]. [1] https://oxide.computer/podcasts/oxide-and-friends/2218242 https://oxide.computer/podcasts/oxide-and-friends/2218242