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Intel specifically sought Israeli startups, so I'm a little confused about how this is framed. It's also hard to understand how Intel buying your startup for 2
by kittikitti 2y ago
Intel specifically sought Israeli startups, so I'm a little confused about how this is framed. It's also hard to understand how Intel buying your startup for 2 Billion is ruining it, as most people on this site would see that as a huge win. I detect bias around this topic.
- whatshisface 2y ago>[...] Falcon Shores, had received negative feedback from customers and would therefore not be marketed commercially. [...] As a result, Intel decided not to develop another generation of Gaudi beyond the existing Gaudi 3. This effectively marks the failure of Habana Labs as another entry in Intel’s long history of unsuccessful acquisitions. [...] Willenz, considered a genius in the semiconductor world, has a long history of successful exits. The article is saying that Intel failed to lead the startup to developing a successful product by taking steps, not detailed, that the founder may have taken if he had still owned it.
- wmf 2y agoIt's a failure if you want to ship products that customers use.