Is this dodgy intel tricks

[4K8KW10]

Chris Hook and Heather Lennon leave Intel
https://semiaccurate.com/2019/11/27/chris-hook-and-heather-lennon-leave-intel/

Jumping off the sinking ship. Cool

 

[hominid]

Chris Hook and Heather Lennon leave Intel
https://semiaccurate.com/2019/11/27/chris-hook-and-heather-lennon-leave-intel/

Jumping off the sinking ship. Cool

They are Graphics people.. What I would read into them leaving is that Intels dedicated graphics are maybe not looking so hot, not anything to do with the CPU's.

I've said a few months back Intel are in a world of pain at the moment, expect them to be spending like crazy trying to buy themselves out of trouble - but it won't happen any time soon.

 

[Sargatanas2511]

They are Graphics people.. What I would read into them leaving is that Intels dedicated graphics are maybe not looking so hot, not anything to do with the CPU's.

I've said a few months back Intel are in a world of pain at the moment, expect them to be spending like crazy trying to buy themselves out of trouble - but it won't happen any time soon.

I wouldn't even say that. Jim Keller left AMD (again) before Zen launched, his part was done.

 

[4K8KW10]

They are Graphics people.. What I would read into them leaving is that Intels dedicated graphics are maybe not looking so hot, not anything to do with the CPU's.

I've said a few months back Intel are in a world of pain at the moment, expect them to be spending like crazy trying to buy themselves out of trouble - but it won't happen any time soon.

Intel significantly delays it’s entire server roadmap

"That brings us back to today’s story, the changes to Intel’s roadmap other than the bits we told you about yesterday. Intel put some statements into the customer letter that were intended to sound soothing but as long as you don’t move your lips much when you read, were pretty transparent. The net effect was they horrified customers and OEMs which caused SemiAccurate to dig in to why those statements were made. The customers were right to be horrified, the dire picture we painted a year ago now looks rosy in comparison."

https://semiaccurate.com/2019/12/12/intel-significantly-delays-its-entire-server-roadmap/

Intel delays a server product again
https://semiaccurate.com/2019/12/11/intel-delays-a-server-product-again/

 

[Boot_Loop]

That Intel sticker also comes with other stickers inside

lmao

 

[4K8KW10]

Intel must pay $2.2 billion in damages after patent trial loss | Seeking Alpha

"A federal jury in Texas has ruled that Intel Corporation violated two patents of VLSI Technology and must pay 2.18 billion USD in damages. The damages include 1.5 billion for one patent and 675 million for the other. The patents are related to clock frequency control and minimum memory operating voltage technique and were awarded to Freescale Semiconductor Inc in 2012 and SigmaTel in 2010. Freescale bought SigmaTel gaining control of the two patents before being passed to NXP after the company acquired Freescale in 2015, these patents were then transferred to the newly resurrected VLSI Technology in 2019 with the sole purpose of launching a legal battle against Intel. In a comment to Tom's Hardware the company said "Intel strongly disagrees with today's jury verdict. We intend to appeal and are confident that we will prevail.". This legal battle will likely drag-out for several years as Intel plans to appeal the recent ruling. Intel recorded a net income of 5.9 billion USD in Q4 2020 so this fine is by no means insignificant."

Intel Fined 2 Billion USD In Damages For Patent Infringement