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https://semianalysis.com/2024/04/02/is-intel-back-foundry-and-product/

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Robert Noyce is smiling from beyond the grave and so is Andy Grove

I know likely accounts for less than 1% of the pie, but I can’t see Apple ever partnering with them again given the decade + of R&D on their own ARM chips. Not to mention it’s one more part of the supply chain they now own.

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At least they are attempting to move to a system level foundry, rather than compete on wafer level foundry with TSMC etc - changes take time, and they did start to head in the right direction since 2022. Time will tell whether it pays off 

https://semianalysis.com/2022/02/18/intel-is-throwing-the-kitchen-sink/

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Haven’t checked in in a while, but do you think they have it in them to make the pivot? Feels like IBM-shifting-away-from-mainframes level change they’re going to have to make

Hopefully, it is not too late. But please, we should move away from x86. It is time to let it go.