Intel CEO Lip Bu Tan's plan to until customers sign up is a joke. That's according to Intel's former CEO, Craig Barrett. Oh, and Barrett doesn't much like the idea that Intel's product design business and its chip factories should be split into two companies. Instead, he reckons Nvidia, Apple and Google should stump up the cash to save Intel's fabs.
Barrett explains all this in an on the Fortune website. For the record, Barrett was Intel CEO from 1998 to 2005. He was a hard-nosed, no-nonsense, five-blades kind of CEO, but more on that in a moment.
Anyway, to quote Barrett verbatim, "The current Intel CEO’s comments about not investing in new technology (14A) until customers sign up is a joke. To win in this space you need to be the leader in technology not the follower. It takes multiple years to create one of these technologies and no customer wants to sign up for something that is second best."
"Intel is cash poor and can’t afford to invest in the capacity needed in the future to replace TSMC or even a reasonable fraction of TSMC capacity. They probably need a cash infusion w69 เข้าสู่ระบบ of $40B or so to be competitive. Realistically that investment is 100% of the Chip Act Capital grants so unlikely the USG is the savior.
His withering put down for their core position that customers won't like the conflict of interest inherent in Intel both making its own chip and having access to the designs of customers and competitors? "Be serious. There are many company interactions that involve both supply and competition."
Ouch. Anyway, you can read the whole, brutal smackdown here. Whether anyone is listening, we'll have to wait and see. One reason not to listen is that it was only February this year that Barrett claimed that "," a comment that hasn't aged terribly well in just five months. There's also more than a whiff of , written when Barrett was indeed atop Intel and CEOs with his brand of swagger were in fashion.
For now, current CEO Lip Bu Tan has just been to see President Trump, and apparently . Instead, H25 สล็อต he's a 'uge success. Whatever.

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