Intel is nothing but a disgusting genocide supporting spyware as hardware company. They have a ton of hidden instruction sets that spy on you, and that's half of why they are slow. The other half is because it's an old architecture with overgrown instructions.
Huawei can produced 5 nm chip and commercialised in cellphones and car cpu, but Intel can not even break through 7 nm. Intel is a joke, an American joke for sure.
@@user-je7pc2mp5e Thats what he said these bean counters laid of engineers and tried to bribe pc manufacturers to not use AMD chips and was at quad core cpu for so long.
@@jayd6098 Intel Lunar Lake already beats all Snapdragon, Apple, AMD and Qualcomm. Intel with it's Lunar Lake ended ARM's career in pc space. The CEO is doing good.
@@merrick6484 Those CEOs shifter entire manufacturing outside USA rather than making their own. It's a big failure. They are choosing the easy route and making themselves dependent on other countries.
"Why is Apple failing? When Apple first started, we were 10 years ahead of the competition. What happened in 10 years? The competition caught up and Apple stood still. Apple's solution is not to slash and burn but to innovate out of the problem." Steve Jobs, 1997.
Lol, if anything, Apple is only rising. People forget how much R&D Apple invests into. Especially it’s Personal computers called Macintosh, are very work productive and their M-series chipsets are revolutionary in every single way. iPhone is the photographer’s phone. It is also the videographers phone. And IPad is a colloquial term for tablets. Going forward Apple has a very bright future.
It is the same case like Kodak cameras Blackberry Nokia mobile phones And now Intel inside has become Intel out All these big companies Have big egos and they refuse at accept the market reality and the latest trends Which results in their downfall
It took semiconductor industry 50 years to reach a market size of about $500 billion . Today it is somewhere around $650 billion . By 2034-35 it is expected to reach around $2 trillion. So intel still has opportunity they are spending billions building fabs in US under the chips act. Its sad that they were pioneer in X86 architecture.
@adityakumarranjan4429 Our government is reportedly asking INTEL for investing in India. Partnership/JV is possible, but not with Adnai and TATA. They already have another JV; Adani & Tower, and TATA & PSMC. In that case, the majority of the stake will be with INTEL. I am telling these from a business perspective. Also, I can't say if the US government will approve INTEL to establish fab in India. It is their main asset for the US Semiconductor Industry. They will try their best to save it.
The tech industry is always changing, there is always something new coming that will propel future growth. These chip companies want to buy Intel before Intel figures out how to get back on top. Intel's FAB plants in the locations they are in are worth hundreds of billions.
@@josue_kayUSA is too big to fail. Entire IT and advanced tech industries are basically come from USA. It's just that USA got best minds from the world and when this will change. USA will definitely see it's end
Intel x86 consume much more electricity than ARM64. As a programmer, the future of chips is AMR64 as its electric consumption is efficient and environmental friendly.
Currently Intel's COO (chief global operations officer) is Indian. So in the future he might be in contention for CEO position. On a side note Taiwanese CEOs also seem to have a good track record, having lead Nvidia, AMD and TSMC.
its a lesson for all companies out there no matter how big you are, innovation is key, you must plan and prepare for the future, if not, others will displace you 💥
No they fell down because of they cheated us with faulty 14700k and 14900k chips. The trips to service center and multiple bsod in the past 8 months was really tiresome. To the worse no replacement was there after the voltage damage
It's an issue, but that's not the sole reason for the downfall of Intel. Even if those chips were not faulty, I predict Intel's stock would have plummeted regardly.
Intel is still a giant in the chip market, I think any merger with intel will create huge disparity/monopoly in market. Onky common folks will struggle.
Intel have horrible CEOs lately. Nvidia CEO is Taiwanese. AMD hired Nvidia's CEO's cousin to turn company around. Most of these companies that turn their busineses around so happens to be CEO's of certain origins. I've seen Enphase almost file for bankruptcy until they hired a CEO who is of Indian origins. Look at companies like Google, Microsoft, etc. They know what works and what doesn't. Get better leadership. Same with Apple. They aren't innovating because their visionary is dead. Their current leader is just a manufacturing know how, not a visionary. Follow the path and hire either a Taiwanese or Indian and I bet you Apple will grow enormously. Same scenario for Intel. They are just a CEO away... Most Chinese CEO's went back to China to grow their wealth...
Apple under current CEO made the M series chip which both Google and Microsoft failed at. Google's CEO made Google lose the A.I. race to Open AI. Adobe's Indian CEO lost its battle to Figma. And recently due to high subscription fee, it's now falling down.
Microsoft's Indian CEO is yet to complete Windows 11. Even Elon Musk pokes fun at Microsoft. It never completed Windows 10. Windows is yet to switch to Linux Kernel and is extremely unsafe to virus attacks.
Even IBM Indian CEO was mentally lost, after losing World and Chinese markets, he decided to move IBM to India. 😂😂😂 Selling IBM to Indian farmers? What a loser.
All those Taiwanese CEOs outsourced production out of USA instead of making their own home grown FABs. They chose easy path which made them lag behind in manufacturing.
How racist of you. Intel's new CEO does not have to be Indian or Taiwanese but he should have the right credentials. Lisa Su, AMD's CEO, is an engineer and Intel's is an accountant. Intel needs an engineer with a vision.
As someone who has seen closely its journey in last 2 decades I can say that they get complacent with unproductive workforce and lack of innovation.Once visited their Oregon office and the signs were clearly visible in 2009
@@j4genius961 You think AMD is just eating popcorn and watching.. Man they pump millions of $$$$ for nevative press on Intel.. They push short sellers.. Them articles are pick up by brookers algos, machines based on those negative news setting a no buy ratings.. Competition does their best to level down Intel..
@@Lionel212001Intel isnt as much in the deep shit as media portrait it.. Rememeber the last massive share drop by - 11$ was due Intel admitting faulty 13th and 14th gen.. This is now addressed. Just few days ago they found a source of the issue and 13th amd 14th are back in business. After the 11$ also news came in about Amazon collaboration, which is massive.. New AI cpus released few days ago... Yesterday 8.5$ bln is confirned by Gov to pay out before election... Intel is too big to fail.. And the fact they produce their own cpu at their own turff is crucial for USA national security... All it takes is China cut off Taiwan from trading and AMD.. TSCM is donee.. Over.. The end..
China Semiconductor Chips have design issues and high rate of rejection during fabrication, has low yield too. In Fabs Tiwanese are the best and next best are S.Koreans.
Can you name the of S.Korean fab and which city it resides in. I know that Japan recently built a new fab with the help of TSMC and now they are planning the second one of that.
@@gurbanliye Samsung fab, dude...Japan did not build a fab..TSMC did ...same as Tata isn't building anything. It is PSMC building a low end fab in India.
@@kamito961 another Indian who has no clue about semicon. High rate of rejection? Huawei Hi Silicon is a cutting edge design house. Low yield on advanced chips is because of EUV sanctions. We can give Indians the best machinery and they still won't know what to do. Lol
@@gurbanliye 👈🏼 So read this: Samsung Electronics Fab, SK Hynix, SK Siltron, ABOV Company LTD, AUROS are leading South Korean Semiconductor Fabrication companies.
I think this journalist is full of crab, she should not be talking about tech companies because she has no clue. 3 years ago, I saw her RUclips video talking about Apple and is how Apple not big brand anymore and Apply was spending on innovation while other companies like Microsoft, google and Intel were investing more than Apple, she was forecasting that Apple will not survive for long. What happened is completely the opposite of everything she said, which demonstrate she does not know what she is talking about.
Apple vr failed... She was proven right, Apple hasn't innovated anything and when they did, the product failed... Look at meta quest vr which huge success for mark Zuckerberg... What innovation has apple done? Nothing, they took gpu tech from imagination technology (powervr gpu) and left them hanging due to which Chinese acquired that company.... Coming to Intel, even Americans are saying they are going towards bankruptcy... 😂
Check iphone 16 sales and Iphone share prices growth. They are not recently released impressive innovation. Buffet also sell 50% share apple. This information you know???
@@pokemonitishere202" @纪思豪 At least we don't eat bats & porcupines to spread corona😂" They didn't eat the bats to spread corona, they fed the bats in a lab to incubate corona.
Politician and their workers are my opportunity forever , I never said no , since the day I was born in 1968 till date, I can't even breathe without a politician
As a MBA student, what i learnt from this example- 1. No matter how big you are, you cant say that i am good at this and i ll keep on doing this and focus on what i am good at. Continuous innovation is very important. Here i believe anti trust law wont stop this kind of merger. For anti trust laws to kick in almost big chunk of market share has to be there with the two companies which they have as of now but it iseasy to work around it. furthermore, slowly the market share of intel is going to fade away. Plus ARM and Qualcomm only want the product side of business, not the manufacturing part. This way they can make sure that big chunk of market share isnt with the participant companies. I think Intel is going to rise from the ashes and we are going to study this case in which a company learnt from its mistakes and finally got into GPUs and again regain the market dominance. Hope to see Intel conquer as more the competition the better it is for us consumers.
I do find it funny how journalists and other critics are ahead when it comes to kick.a man down but don't understand the intricacies of the business and just parrot the same talking points they'll hear without applying critical analysis.
Jai Hind. Beware Tech boards. To our Indian perspective, the Big fall is because Intel, unlike other Techs does not have the Broad vision of an Indian origin CEO honcho,
We need to dig deeper. Data center is a huge market. Intel can survive if they keep doing well but AMD is catching up really well and by architecture, they are more suited to data centres. Losing graphic accelerators was indeed a bummer.
Qualcomm is a major chip maker. They are not "mostly" into wireless technology. Anyway, the issue with Intel is the issue with all old successful companies, they never stay ambitious for long once they find something they comfortably make money from.
Intel (Integrated Electronics) made the world's first 8-bit microprocessor. 32-bit ISA was designed by Intel whereas 64-bit ISA was designed by AMD. Intel's 12th and 13th gen CPUs are great performance wise but the 14th gen chips were reported to be too hot ! Intel tried hard to introduce its GPU line called ARC Series but failed to provide Driver Updates smoothly as NVIDIA does. Intel's ARK (website that lists all their products and its specifications) is a great help no doubt. Are we reaching a saturation point in terms of chip manufacturing???
If ARM bought out Intel they could put the x86 to death finally. What if AMD and INTEL merged; combined with CHIPS Act funding to help build US domestic fabs instead so much reliance on TSMC.
Will never happen Intel paid laptop manufacturers to not use amd for over 20 years and tried to kill them. safe to say they are never working again ever
@merrick6484 The idea was based on the prospect of normalization between Israel and the Arab world and Gaza was not yet a problem. From Israel, chip production would easily access the rich market of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf before India. Eventually, Israel would offshore to India and keep the Lion share of the local profit, but the war came, and even though Intel wanted to build it anyway, shareholders didn't see it that way.
x86-64 processors are the only processors that are allowing you to change the operating system, because of open ecosystem on the other hand Qualcomm's Snapdragon X-Elite uses ARM architecture which limits your ability to navigate and choose the operating system of your choice. Basically changing operating system is straight forward in Intel's x86-64 architecture but that's not the case with Qualcomm or any other new microprocessor manufacturing company.
actually is not really a problem to intel because is less probably at least 1% of total intel market cap really those one who bought those chip only specific group of users, if that happen in scenario where intel didn't need funding that kind problem will just pass in like 3-5 month. is costly mistake but they didn't need Billion to fix it Example like Asus they have AM5 over voltage problem last year and GN expose them with bad warranty claim problem also they still had problem with their SD card slot issues in their ALLY which to is still kind of problem to these days and Asus never release statement that they fix it, yes they add SD card warranty and prolong the warranty period but most of user already accept it and are moving on and ally is one of high selling handheld. but because it happen in such bad time probably it like adding salt to wound
True, but that only affects a very niche portion of the market, Intel sales actually have seem to gone up slightly since the Raptor Lake failures began. The reason Intel is struggling is because they are overinvesting in their fabs in their 4 year plan to catch TSMC in manufacturing.
Intel does have time as well as money. It's just that the market always expects bullish news which has not been the case with Intel since last 3 quarters. Even without the buyout (only certain division and not Intel as a whole), Intel will come out of this as a winner next year.
Bro spreading misinformation like prasad. Remember before AMD introduced ryzen? Year after year Intel released 2 core processor for lower end, 4 core for mid range and 8 core for high end? Only after Ryzen intel started to offer more core for better price.
Intel just took a back seat in innovation while the rest are racing ahead. But I have to say that even AMD can't beat Intel on solid and stable software support
ARM is better than CISC honestly. Apple always wanted to use RISC type chips on their computers which they did eith M series. It honestly drastically improves performance.
While intel playing Wintel game on AMD, Qualcom beat them in the race. Why Mediatech didn't release pc processor 🤔 since it provides featured ones in efordable range.
Intel is investing in GPU, 7nm, AI, New foundry. They initially took monopoly too granted in 1999-2016, So couldn't move out of 14nm+++, Investors are short sighted in this case. They're seeing spike in nVidia stocks not the amount of RND went in CUDA, Everything. They were enjoying stocks for years and suddenly want to leave boat as it's investing in RND.
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Nokia story repeats.
Same same but different h😅😅
Also yahoo
Even BlackBerry
Kodak too
Intel is nothing but a disgusting genocide supporting spyware as hardware company. They have a ton of hidden instruction sets that spy on you, and that's half of why they are slow. The other half is because it's an old architecture with overgrown instructions.
She left the biggest reason out which is cutting off China it's largest consumer.
Huawei can produced 5 nm chip and commercialised in cellphones and car cpu, but Intel can not even break through 7 nm.
Intel is a joke, an American joke for sure.
@@merrick6484 Intel should change its name to JokeTel
@@merrick6484 Huawei is still alive?
@@glenwjohnson809 The biggest reason is the ringbus issue on Intel chips.
@@merrick6484 Try building a gaming PC with Huawei CPU and Huawei GPU, good luck
Qualcomm makes chips for mobiles, automotive and laptops etc. They are not only into wireless. Please correct this from next time
True it quite misleading.
They started with wireless still are leaders of designing in it.
she also said "mostly"!
@@pradeep0037 mostly is wrong! They mostly make chips for mobile phones
@@tsMukesh69 They started with wireless. As far as I understand the highest revenue is from mobile chips :)
Intel had an accountant as it's CEO who's main focus was to maintain the accounts of Intel and not innovate!
CEOs don't innovate. Engineers do. CEO is a managerial.job.
@@user-je7pc2mp5e Thats what he said these bean counters laid of engineers and tried to bribe pc manufacturers to not use AMD chips and was at quad core cpu for so long.
Nvidia and AMD are run by Taiwan CEO (Chinese Stock), and the world just can‘t beat them in this field.
@@jayd6098 Intel Lunar Lake already beats all Snapdragon, Apple, AMD and Qualcomm. Intel with it's Lunar Lake ended ARM's career in pc space. The CEO is doing good.
@@merrick6484 Those CEOs shifter entire manufacturing outside USA rather than making their own. It's a big failure. They are choosing the easy route and making themselves dependent on other countries.
"Why is Apple failing? When Apple first started, we were 10 years ahead of the competition. What happened in 10 years? The competition caught up and Apple stood still. Apple's solution is not to slash and burn but to innovate out of the problem." Steve Jobs, 1997.
Well he can't advice any further from coffin
😅@@mypokemon
Apple was known for its design and innovation on every release. Apple lost them and so is it lost market share
Apple will never fail
Lol, if anything, Apple is only rising. People forget how much R&D Apple invests into. Especially it’s Personal computers called Macintosh, are very work productive and their M-series chipsets are revolutionary in every single way.
iPhone is the photographer’s phone. It is also the videographers phone.
And IPad is a colloquial term for tablets.
Going forward Apple has a very bright future.
It is the same case like
Kodak cameras
Blackberry
Nokia mobile phones
And now Intel inside has become Intel out
All these big companies
Have big egos and they refuse at accept the market reality and the latest trends
Which results in their downfall
This is market. It was ALWAYS like that and will ALWAYS be. Nothing unusual
Never in my life thought Intel will be in such trouble
It took semiconductor industry 50 years to reach a market size of about $500 billion . Today it is somewhere around $650 billion . By 2034-35 it is expected to reach around $2 trillion. So intel still has opportunity they are spending billions building fabs in US under the chips act. Its sad that they were pioneer in X86 architecture.
you are smoking ,pls understand Intel ceo not knowing what you said ...elephant in the room ... China ...
Adani, Ambani and TATA should aquire INTEL in partnership that can help us in semiconductor industry
Lol, they don't have enough cash and valuation to acquire Intel. Even today, Intel is very large compared to RIL, TATA.
@@Ethereal1972 I said on PARTNERSHIP
@adityakumarranjan4429 Our government is reportedly asking INTEL for investing in India. Partnership/JV is possible, but not with Adnai and TATA. They already have another JV; Adani & Tower, and TATA & PSMC. In that case, the majority of the stake will be with INTEL. I am telling these from a business perspective. Also, I can't say if the US government will approve INTEL to establish fab in India. It is their main asset for the US Semiconductor Industry. They will try their best to save it.
@@Ethereal1972 i hope things get well and we could get major chunks of investment with 100% TOT
Bro needs therapy 🤦♂️
If you don't change with time then time will change you.. simple fundamental concept ..😊
The tech industry is always changing, there is always something new coming that will propel future growth. These chip companies want to buy Intel before Intel figures out how to get back on top. Intel's FAB plants in the locations they are in are worth hundreds of billions.
The US govt would NEVER i mean NEVER let Intel fail, perfect time to buy cheap stock tbh! I have a few shares but its okay!
Come back and share your miserable joke again in 3 months time. We will have a laugh at you.
True that. I don't like Intel but the US govt will try to save it. If it can't save Intel then it will save its fabs.
The US regime is itself already failing with over $35 trillion of debt. 😂
Sell or buy their bonds depending on your risk tolerance and you might be end year billionaire.
@@josue_kayUSA is too big to fail. Entire IT and advanced tech industries are basically come from USA. It's just that USA got best minds from the world and when this will change. USA will definitely see it's end
Intel x86 consume much more electricity than ARM64. As a programmer, the future of chips is AMR64 as its electric consumption is efficient and environmental friendly.
biggest mistake of intel was not having indian CEO
@@subbaraom220 get ur facts checked Intel never had indian CEO
@@subbaraom220those are real facts. You dismis the brain power you dismiss yourself.
😊
Currently Intel's COO (chief global operations officer) is Indian. So in the future he might be in contention for CEO position.
On a side note Taiwanese CEOs also seem to have a good track record, having lead Nvidia, AMD and TSMC.
@@AthleticHobo-br4qh coo is not ceo , and none can match with records of Indian CEO
its a lesson for all companies out there no matter how big you are, innovation is key, you must plan and prepare for the future, if not, others will displace you 💥
Curse of 4 CEO😮
What’s that?
Lack of innovation and interest in reaserch and development.
Nokia ,Motorola...suffered the same fate..in a way.
No they fell down because of they cheated us with faulty 14700k and 14900k chips. The trips to service center and multiple bsod in the past 8 months was really tiresome. To the worse no replacement was there after the voltage damage
It's an issue, but that's not the sole reason for the downfall of Intel. Even if those chips were not faulty, I predict Intel's stock would have plummeted regardly.
"Takeover" (no space) is a noun. "Take over" (two word) is the verb you were probably looking for.
Intel is still a giant in the chip market, I think any merger with intel will create huge disparity/monopoly in market. Onky common folks will struggle.
Same happened with Kodak, Nokia and all those who failed to see in future trends!
This is not about "trends" but typical market cycle; everything will be replaced soon or later becase there will be better product soon or later.
Intel have horrible CEOs lately. Nvidia CEO is Taiwanese. AMD hired Nvidia's CEO's cousin to turn company around. Most of these companies that turn their busineses around so happens to be CEO's of certain origins. I've seen Enphase almost file for bankruptcy until they hired a CEO who is of Indian origins. Look at companies like Google, Microsoft, etc. They know what works and what doesn't. Get better leadership. Same with Apple. They aren't innovating because their visionary is dead. Their current leader is just a manufacturing know how, not a visionary. Follow the path and hire either a Taiwanese or Indian and I bet you Apple will grow enormously. Same scenario for Intel. They are just a CEO away... Most Chinese CEO's went back to China to grow their wealth...
Apple under current CEO made the M series chip which both Google and Microsoft failed at.
Google's CEO made Google lose the A.I. race to Open AI.
Adobe's Indian CEO lost its battle to Figma. And recently due to high subscription fee, it's now falling down.
Microsoft's Indian CEO is yet to complete Windows 11. Even Elon Musk pokes fun at Microsoft. It never completed Windows 10. Windows is yet to switch to Linux Kernel and is extremely unsafe to virus attacks.
Even IBM Indian CEO was mentally lost, after losing World and Chinese markets, he decided to move IBM to India. 😂😂😂
Selling IBM to Indian farmers?
What a loser.
All those Taiwanese CEOs outsourced production out of USA instead of making their own home grown FABs. They chose easy path which made them lag behind in manufacturing.
How racist of you. Intel's new CEO does not have to be Indian or Taiwanese but he should have the right credentials. Lisa Su, AMD's CEO, is an engineer and Intel's is an accountant. Intel needs an engineer with a vision.
Another Zio corporation gone!
As someone who has seen closely its journey in last 2 decades I can say that they get complacent with unproductive workforce and lack of innovation.Once visited their Oregon office and the signs were clearly visible in 2009
I work in Qualcomm, it provides chips for Modems, Automobiles , laptops and Smartphones
32 bit laptops?
Anchor explanation is super 👌
A bit too late for this news. Intel had bad years, but they found their ground. I hope they make a comeback, it is important for the industry.
If they've "found their ground" why do they need a comeback😂
I don't like Intel, but the US govt will protect Intel or at least its fabs.
@@j4genius961 You think AMD is just eating popcorn and watching.. Man they pump millions of $$$$ for nevative press on Intel.. They push short sellers.. Them articles are pick up by brookers algos, machines based on those negative news setting a no buy ratings.. Competition does their best to level down Intel..
@@Lionel212001Intel isnt as much in the deep shit as media portrait it.. Rememeber the last massive share drop by - 11$ was due Intel admitting faulty 13th and 14th gen.. This is now addressed. Just few days ago they found a source of the issue and 13th amd 14th are back in business. After the 11$ also news came in about Amazon collaboration, which is massive.. New AI cpus released few days ago... Yesterday 8.5$ bln is confirned by Gov to pay out before election... Intel is too big to fail.. And the fact they produce their own cpu at their own turff is crucial for USA national security... All it takes is China cut off Taiwan from trading and AMD.. TSCM is donee.. Over.. The end..
You mean that they ran themselves into the ground.
Thanks for uploading useful information Niharika
China Semiconductor Chips have design issues and high rate of rejection during fabrication, has low yield too. In Fabs Tiwanese are the best and next best are S.Koreans.
Japanese Fabs? What are you referring to? Lol
Can you name the of S.Korean fab and which city it resides in. I know that Japan recently built a new fab with the help of TSMC and now they are planning the second one of that.
@@gurbanliye Samsung fab, dude...Japan did not build a fab..TSMC did ...same as Tata isn't building anything. It is PSMC building a low end fab in India.
@@kamito961 another Indian who has no clue about semicon. High rate of rejection? Huawei Hi Silicon is a cutting edge design house. Low yield on advanced chips is because of EUV sanctions. We can give Indians the best machinery and they still won't know what to do. Lol
@@gurbanliye 👈🏼 So read this: Samsung Electronics Fab, SK Hynix, SK Siltron, ABOV Company LTD, AUROS are leading South Korean Semiconductor Fabrication companies.
Grand ma is watching intel stock eagerly from heaven
P. S. I really don't think anyone here would understand the reference
Off course we do 😅we have “reditt “
@@himanik2118 fellow man of culture I see 😂
@@naveent3777 how do you do my good sir
Lets just wish both your grand ma and Intel rest in peace.
Me here from dank trades😂
Superb 👍👍👍
The new Arrow lake desktop chips are screwed too, been just couple days.
Do not worry. They can make retro-cpus, 286, 386, 486, p-1, p-2, p-3 etc and motherboards for them. They were too good. Very useful.
4:07 intel did release a gpu series called Intel Arc GPUs but these GPUs didn't do very well in the gpu Market.
Hi Palki,
God bless you!
Innovations is the key
The only reason I watch this channel is because of Palki
intel need also need to Focus on Making GPUs otherwise they will fall Because GPU is the Demand of Future.
I started my pc journey with amd and to date i now use amd ryzen 7.
good for you mfer
When did you started?
@@superhitragini sempron 3400+ in year 2007.
I started with a Commodore Vic 20 in 1983-84 which has a MOS 6502 cpu 8 bit. Now I have AMD Ryzen 7 7800x3d cpu.
If u have ordinary PC there's not even single reason to pay more for Intel.
Wonderful news
nice video on imp topic. intel so dear to all of us techs
Processors and smartphones came to saturation point....🎉 Hereafterwards phone and chips like tv fridge ....😅
Intel should Rise
I think this journalist is full of crab, she should not be talking about tech companies because she has no clue.
3 years ago, I saw her RUclips video talking about Apple and is how Apple not big brand anymore and Apply was spending on innovation while other companies like Microsoft, google and Intel were investing more than Apple, she was forecasting that Apple will not survive for long.
What happened is completely the opposite of everything she said, which demonstrate she does not know what she is talking about.
If VR headset Like Innovations doesn't come, truly Apple would Vanish....💭
Apple vr failed... She was proven right, Apple hasn't innovated anything and when they did, the product failed...
Look at meta quest vr which huge success for mark Zuckerberg... What innovation has apple done? Nothing, they took gpu tech from imagination technology (powervr gpu) and left them hanging due to which Chinese acquired that company....
Coming to Intel, even Americans are saying they are going towards bankruptcy... 😂
Check iphone 16 sales and Iphone share prices growth. They are not recently released impressive innovation. Buffet also sell 50% share apple. This information you know???
China the biggest Intel chip market has been cut off, maybe India can step in ?
what for? build toilet? 😂😂
@@纪思豪china can have bat soup now and spread viruses.
@@纪思豪
At least we don't eat bats & porcupines to spread corona😂
@@pokemonitishere202" @纪思豪
At least we don't eat bats & porcupines to spread corona😂"
They didn't eat the bats to spread corona, they fed the bats in a lab to incubate corona.
@@pokemonitishere202 Keep crying. Harder. LOL
Reason is Intel is more expensive than other chip companies
Sad😢😢😢
Moral of the story , never say no to the new opportunity . let your audicity embrace the challenges
Politician and their workers are my opportunity forever , I never said no , since the day I was born in 1968 till date, I can't even breathe without a politician
It was an Indian Vinod Dham who designed Pentium chip.
And he left intel long back , intel can chant his name, but he doesn't care
As a MBA student, what i learnt from this example-
1. No matter how big you are, you cant say that i am good at this and i ll keep on doing this and focus on what i am good at. Continuous innovation is very important.
Here i believe anti trust law wont stop this kind of merger. For anti trust laws to kick in almost big chunk of market share has to be there with the two companies which they have as of now but it iseasy to work around it. furthermore, slowly the market share of intel is going to fade away. Plus ARM and Qualcomm only want the product side of business, not the manufacturing part. This way they can make sure that big chunk of market share isnt with the participant companies.
I think Intel is going to rise from the ashes and we are going to study this case in which a company learnt from its mistakes and finally got into GPUs and again regain the market dominance.
Hope to see Intel conquer as more the competition the better it is for us consumers.
This is naive "wisdom" that nothnig last forever an there's alaway that better one. Soon or later. U do not need any MBA to get this knowledge.
I do find it funny how journalists and other critics are ahead when it comes to kick.a man down but don't understand the intricacies of the business and just parrot the same talking points they'll hear without applying critical analysis.
“Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive” - The late great Andy Grove-former CEO and President of Intel
Jai Hind. Beware Tech boards. To our Indian perspective, the Big fall is because Intel, unlike other Techs does not have the Broad vision of an Indian origin CEO honcho,
I used to work for Intel as an engineer. Left about 10 years ago. Best career decision I ever made.
got laid off last month, where are you now?
plz don't call it downfall for intel...maybe there on the way to something big approaching
Yes whatsapp can help do wonders and you involve politician, he will take u directly to moon
US gives incentives on chips ✅
China gives incentives on EVs ❌😤
well composed, you should done little investigation w.r.t AMD vs Intel , how a little man stood against giant like Intel and survived today.
There were also issues with 13th and 14th gen CPU by Intel. They made them too hastily.
Indian companies should try to take share and shoulder Intel and then slowly takeover it
We need to dig deeper. Data center is a huge market. Intel can survive if they keep doing well but AMD is catching up really well and by architecture, they are more suited to data centres. Losing graphic accelerators was indeed a bummer.
Qualcomm is a major chip maker. They are not "mostly" into wireless technology.
Anyway, the issue with Intel is the issue with all old successful companies, they never stay ambitious for long once they find something they comfortably make money from.
the moment they bring Manufacturing to USA the CPU prices is gonna sky rocket, just from the taxes
Intel didn't missed the bus. The company has missed the boom!
Intel like nokia once has no competitor to the condition of collapse.
My head is spinning. Giants are falling.
I don't think theyre gonna sell right before they open up their factory in the US
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Intel (Integrated Electronics) made the world's first 8-bit microprocessor. 32-bit ISA was designed by Intel whereas 64-bit ISA was designed by AMD. Intel's 12th and 13th gen CPUs are great performance wise but the 14th gen chips were reported to be too hot ! Intel tried hard to introduce its GPU line called ARC Series but failed to provide Driver Updates smoothly as NVIDIA does. Intel's ARK (website that lists all their products and its specifications) is a great help no doubt. Are we reaching a saturation point in terms of chip manufacturing???
14th gen CPUs are just a refresh of 13th generation parts, they both have the same problems.
If ARM bought out Intel they could put the x86 to death finally. What if AMD and INTEL merged; combined with CHIPS Act funding to help build US domestic fabs instead so much reliance on TSMC.
Will never happen Intel paid laptop manufacturers to not use amd for over 20 years and tried to kill them. safe to say they are never working again ever
You missed Intel's biggest problem the launch of zen in 2016
Intel invested 26 billion in Israel but the war forced them to move out..They lost a lot of money.
lies
Intel also promised to invest in Germany and India, but nothing happened.
Whats the point to set up Foundries if no one buy your products?
@merrick6484 The idea was based on the prospect of normalization between Israel and the Arab world and Gaza was not yet a problem.
From Israel, chip production would easily access the rich market of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf before India.
Eventually, Israel would offshore to India and keep the Lion share of the local profit, but the war came, and even though Intel wanted to build it anyway, shareholders didn't see it that way.
x86-64 processors are the only processors that are allowing you to change the operating system, because of open ecosystem on the other hand Qualcomm's Snapdragon X-Elite uses ARM architecture which limits your ability to navigate and choose the operating system of your choice. Basically changing operating system is straight forward in Intel's x86-64 architecture but that's not the case with Qualcomm or any other new microprocessor manufacturing company.
To correct you here mam, intel's new chips got the best igpu's in mobile chips history. intel is actually ahead when it comes to ai
One point missed - 13th and14th gen i7 and i9 processors are dying
actually is not really a problem to intel because is less probably at least 1% of total intel market cap really those one who bought those chip only specific group of users, if that happen in scenario where intel didn't need funding that kind problem will just pass in like 3-5 month. is costly mistake but they didn't need Billion to fix it
Example like Asus they have AM5 over voltage problem last year and GN expose them with bad warranty claim problem also they still had problem with their SD card slot issues in their ALLY which to is still kind of problem to these days and Asus never release statement that they fix it, yes they add SD card warranty and prolong the warranty period but most of user already accept it and are moving on and ally is one of high selling handheld.
but because it happen in such bad time probably it like adding salt to wound
True, but that only affects a very niche portion of the market, Intel sales actually have seem to gone up slightly since the Raptor Lake failures began. The reason Intel is struggling is because they are overinvesting in their fabs in their 4 year plan to catch TSMC in manufacturing.
Is intel the modern day Kodak?
Intel does have time as well as money. It's just that the market always expects bullish news which has not been the case with Intel since last 3 quarters. Even without the buyout (only certain division and not Intel as a whole), Intel will come out of this as a winner next year.
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Intel is intel. I will not buy its cpu if anybody buys intel😢. Although I like Amd.
lots of respect for intel..because of them , poor people can buy cpu , even 1st gen or 2gn processor can still runs ..
You don’t know what you are talking about.
Intel cpus are expensive than AMD.
although you're incorrect its still ironic you say that considering not too long ago everyone said this exact same thing about AMD CPUs
Bro spreading misinformation like prasad. Remember before AMD introduced ryzen? Year after year Intel released 2 core processor for lower end, 4 core for mid range and 8 core for high end? Only after Ryzen intel started to offer more core for better price.
Clown 🤡
Guys don't buy 13 and 14 gen intel CPUs, I've tears in my eyes while I'm building a pc with ryzen chips.... I'll love you intel forever
Intel didn't learn from Nokia's mistake
India should buy if they want to get ahead in semiconductor race
Failure to innovate is failure to secure a place in the future .. missed mobile chip & missed GPU … .. so was blind leaders lack vision
tough competition, this would ultimately lead to big layoffs and resignation
The new Lunar lake approach proved Intel can do better .. power efficiency is close to snapdragon's arm based chip
Also to be considered is Intel's 13th and 14th gen CPU issues which might've lost the investor's confidence.
Intel just took a back seat in innovation while the rest are racing ahead.
But I have to say that even AMD can't beat Intel on solid and stable software support
Correction intel uses FPGA, and they have Open Vino for AI
their problem started when apple stopped taking their chips
ARM is better than CISC honestly. Apple always wanted to use RISC type chips on their computers which they did eith M series.
It honestly drastically improves performance.
Intel will be the next case of Nokia if they continue being arrogant 🤷
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Its the ultimate insult. Primitive RISC processor company trying to buy a real processor company. This world has become absolute BS.
It is now clear - nothing inside 😮
Whatsapp inside , politician outside.
Full time entertainment inside , Olympics outside
Apple can takeover
AMD already in race
not to forget the error in their previous cpu ....
Robert Noyce would be broken if he saw this, Intel, even it's name means you have critical information ℹ️ to innovate, this breaks my heart 🤧😞
While intel playing Wintel game on AMD, Qualcom beat them in the race. Why Mediatech didn't release pc processor 🤔 since it provides featured ones in efordable range.
Intel is investing in GPU, 7nm, AI, New foundry. They initially took monopoly too granted in 1999-2016, So couldn't move out of 14nm+++, Investors are short sighted in this case. They're seeing spike in nVidia stocks not the amount of RND went in CUDA, Everything. They were enjoying stocks for years and suddenly want to leave boat as it's investing in RND.
Itel should hand over production contracts to Indian cos... they are cash rich and govt's make in india policy will help the intiative.