The fact Intel's passing is worse than what happened in late 2018. Its core business is still in operation and after years of success and total domination it falls against its rivals based on poor strategy and over-limited resources.
His last issue (Cascade Lake-X) is a live example of clouds floating on the green giant led by Bob Swan, so both investors / shareholders and producers and partners are wondering, how and when will the company respond?
Internal restructuring and plans set for 2020
Intel's board of directors met urgently before the situation the company encountered, as they have several open borders and clear steps and strategies needed to deal with them. The internal issue is when Intel is on the verge of Andy Bryant resigning as president at a meeting held on the 15th of this month, so he has had to appoint an independent executive director, as this is a doctor's deal. Omar Ishrak
Bryant's decision was handed down from March last year, when the president so far said he was not willing to seek refund, the fact that he had confirmed his decision to resign and move into a new phase for your company
The internal problem comes at the worst possible time, but in the end it seems that Swing is starting to plan Intel's rational lessons, as reportedly by various PC manufacturers, the company has announced a a price reduction for your PC processes
Intel will compete with AMD in its field: Zen 2 is making a knee
News is probably the first decision in technology and marketing that the company has taken to change its environment: i 10 nm In the long run, CPU shortages will last all year, their competitors have a complete product and they are cheap and even compete from you to all the sectors where it didn't start.
First up was Cascade Lake-X with a 50% price reduction, two weeks ago it was Xeons and now it's part of many. Although a specific price reduction is not specified, it is more than expected to exceed that price. 15% a company that reported more than 6 months ago and that never happened.
This precedent lays the basis for risk, is it a real strategy that will come to market and therefore be strong? Or vice versa, is it a move to force AMD to reduce profits subject to price adjustments?
Vision tells us that Intel has more money than the 14 nm ++ lithographic process, which it has reached in terms of its physical limit, which we don't know how profitable it is.