Intel heads for worst day on Wall Street in 50 years
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Stacy Rasgon, Bernstein managing director and senior analyst, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss Intel Intel as the company is headed for worst day on Wall Street in 50 years
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15% of their workforce is almost 20,000 people, yikes
Good. Most of them are DEI hires.
Why do they even have so many employees for a chip designer.
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My previous comment answers your question.
@@Zagirus Hey man they were all very important engineers and researchers!
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Delay is the deadliest form of denial.
Today was 10-years coming… Intel has been asleep at the wheel for well over a decade.
10 years ago the US government implemented their first chip sanction against China by banning Intel from selling top of the line Xeon to China for supercomputers, it killed Intel's biggest source of R&D funding, the rest was history.
it's much worst then that actually, the asleep problem is ongoing for a long time now. Now they are just mismanaging, Selling defective products, lying
Everything I’ve read from former employees with 10 or more years in the company in the last 24 hours echos your sentiment. Consensus was they were focused and innovative 15 years ago, ESG nonsense was adopted and took root before it was even in the public consciousness, and internally a culture of too big to fail metastasized. Intel leadership started making decisions based on politics, internal and external, instead of business. They went from innovative and competitive to a culture of hubris and defective products. Boeing of the tech sector. The competitive landscape is laying there for them to dominate and they drive off a cliff instead, even with the US government throwing them billions in taxpayer subsidies.
The only reason Intel won in the 2000s over AMD was because they used shady tactics and bribed pc manufacturers for exclusive deals
Told my coworkers 3 weeks ago to sell their Intel stock due to the voltage issue. I'm looking forward to jumping back in on the cheap cheap.
Yet the issue wasn’t even mentioned by analysts. No one cares.
@@chocolateaddict1383your reading comprehension is disappointing. Sell high buy low.
@@realScottThomas he convinced his co workers to sell 3 weeks ago, hopefully he can convince them to buy it back at this level
@@chocolateaddict1383 he saved his frens a lot of money.
Noone cares about the voltage issue, has nothing to do with it
The chips act was actually a bailout
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and they raise their stock based compensation, disgusting
No its not, its supposed to incentivized US manufacturers: IBM, Micron, TSMC Arizona plants, Samsung in Taylor Texas, and finally Intel which Sucks! but hopefully they will get their act together.
Democrats love those
Bring back "Last Call" it was the best news show on TV, so naturally CNBC cancelled it.
How about taking a pay cut?
A shareholders pay cut
This joker needs to go. Take back what was given to him.
TSMC is about to do the 2nm chip Trial mass production "next week" for Apple
And Intel is laying off employees and cutting off the spending ( i assume that includes the RD department ) ? and it gets the most subsidy from Chips Act.
selling stuff to make cash doesn't make cash. They aren't making money and it will only get worst from here, there products are outdated and lived now way beyond their expiry date, having to lie and sell defective products that are so pushed beyond their limits they can't function properly. I see the cash argument, everyone needs cash, but that's not the main problem.
The Foundry pivot would have been far easier to accomplish the first time they tired it back in 2012 when they had unquestionably the best process technology in the world. Same with AI in 2012 when GPUs were just starting to be used for image recognition. All that happened before Pat came along. The prior few CEOs really put the company in a bad spot. Can't really blame Swan, he didn't even want the job.
INTC: $23 in 1997. 27 years later it is $21. Moore's Law just could not double INTC every 2 years.
I guess Moore's Law need to be modified to "double or nothing" and you get INTC for "nothing"
Nice joke
and they raise their stock based compensation, disgusting waste of tax payer money
Leadership has crushed shareholder value IMO
As expected as running operations costs is too high in US.
Time to fire Pat, he's not a good talker or a good leader
no chance Intel is gonna dissapear. There I cursed it 😢. Hopefully it doesn't drop to the point Elon, Microsoft or even Berkshire buys it and take it private.
Multiple vacancies for tech staff in SMIC,
KINDLY apply IMMEDIATELY.
relocation benefits for family and schools support.
Operators are standing by, call now.
Interviewer should have let him speak.
Basically they did a favor for shareholder
they have 500 billion dollars in debt. ...they said this in the all hands meeting. 40 billion wont do anything, they wont make it through this without going fabless
How much lower can it go?
$10 worst case. I would wait for $15 to open a position
They've got two generations of processors they just sold that are failing constantly. They're going to be on the hook for a lot of money or they're going to have a lot of dissatisfied customers over the next 2 years.
The Intel CEO should roll up his sleeves like Jim Cramer!!!!
I just bought intel see you in 20
Same😂
Intel worked very hard to earn this, just look at how they intentionally slowed down products release when they had the monopoly back 8-10 years ago.
Maybe now Hillsboro real estate will normalize. Nike next please.
So happy I sold Intel a few years ago, but seriously Pat Gelsinger has to be one of the worse CEOs in the history relative to INCOME. In his first year as CEO he was awarded something like 100 million dollars. You could of hired a homeless uneducated person to be CEO of intel and they would have done better.
I think what this video fails to mention is downsizing for some quick cash is definitely not going to solve the problem. Intel's failures started years ago with them already not prioritizing research and development. Like with Boeing, there was a shift from a focus on good engineering to a focus on increase share value. Because of this the quality of intel chips have dropped leading to the situation we have today. An example of the poor quality of intel tech is the 14900K and the 13900K. These are intel's flagship CPUs. CPUs are normally meant to be indestructible and able to last for decades, but these two CPUs have a near 100% failure rate after a few years. Decreasing the headcount by 15,000 will make the share value go up a little bit in the near future but it will only worsen the quality problem intel has today.
Following up on the analogy presented in the video, what intel is doing is actually like if you are having financial issues and can't pay your mortgage, so you decide to sell your work computer for some quick cash. You think you're all good with the cash in your hand from selling your work computer but now you can't do work anymore... This action really just drives home how shortsighted Intel's CEO is
A little penny stock never hurt anybody
Intel is the GeneralMotors of semiconductors.....
Intel will get bought, just wait..
When a company has zero innovation and just adds more power this is the inevitable result. Literal power plant products
LOL, Intel is just undergoing a bump in the road. I expect the stock may even drop to 10/share. Intel has the engineering capabilities to design the best chips in the world. They have to stop being x86 and CPU centric and understand need for augmented computing (GPU, DPU etc...) and quantum computing and how to write software to integrate all of them. They probably thought they were along for the AI ride until Nvidia came out with the Grace CPU. Now Intel needs to play GPU, Quantum Computing and integration software catch-up.
If Intel has engineering capabilities they wouldn't have f*ed up so bad on their bread and butter x86 chips.
And laying off 20k from R&D won't help.
Do you think that designing a competitive GPU architecture is as easy as opening a bakery or something? It is literally easier to make spake rocket company than to make graphics architecture that can compete with Nvidia and even AMD. Actually, Intel has GPUs, Arc Alchemist. Intel poured billions into developing them and it's nowhere near Nvidia and AMD.
Not only Intel. Once China cheap chips entering the market. Majority of Chip Company will collape.
They are a decade behind
@@aightm8 I suggest you get a therapist on speed-dial.
Chinese products are garbage, "if you can cheat, cheat" is a common slogan there
Seriously? You're saying their DUV made chips will beat EUV made chips? What a joke 🤣
@@vlhc4642 obviously you don't know how complicated these components are. Their most advanced CPU is the equivalent of a low end 10th gen Intel CPU.
Too big to fail? Chips Act says so. TSMC could be Chinese soon. Need a strong US front on semis.
There’s no silver lining for intel period. How much time has the investors given to intel. Think about that! 20 years! Just keep going down. It’s a retirement center!
TSMC is about to do the 2nm chip Trial mass production "next week" for Apple
well it wont help america destroying another country iran with all its missles and tanks man that will really cost the american economy a pretty penny.
Sullivan is a hack. Can we get someone else who does more prep?
Intel going down with the x86 ship 😂😂😂
Intel is competing with Boeing for higher crash rate. 😂
Change the CEO make someone from Indian origin
Both stya nadella and sundar pichai are worst ceo
@@computerscience1101 lol... because of them only these companies are doing good.... Microsoft turnaround after Satya took over....ho and check MSFT chart
It is going to be 70😊😅
Ignore Ai GPU's and be doomed.
china already has robots
Last ceo was trash,Fundry problems back in 2021,loosing to amd since 2022.If you invested on Intel,the joke is one you suckassss ahhahaha
Still wouldn't buy. All shares are massively over priced.
Haha. Right.
there is always an option = Sell INTEL to PE. PE will probably size the company right and then take it public as a newly revamped company.
This will either be bought or a new CEO anth some vision needs to take over or it’s going under in a few years
Nothing to do with being " Woke " I trust ...... !!!
Not a political forum numb nuts
What's happening to intel is what will happen to the auto companies that want to ignore EV
Yeah. How’s that working out for every EV maker?
all intel 14 gen chips are fried like eggs, lol. biggest intel crisis in history. your foudary business will lose 20 billion next year
i3 and i5 are fine
Intel CPU is crap
Agree. Your mom is better.
@@RotaxXS you havent seen my stepmom tho
@@MangoFlamingoyeah. I’ve seen the pig
How can you tell ? And by comparison to what ?
@@JHatLpool im just doing disinformation pal
it should go to 5. all 14th GEN CPU has big flaws causing them to get fried. do the math it is going to 0
5 ?
@@chrischoir35945$ a share. it will have big losses ahead