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The Exiled · 21.10.2021., 23:33

Tak i bude, isto je bilo za 10400(F) i kasnije 11400(F) modele, a u međuvremenu Intel i novi CEO imaju itekakvog materijala za razmišljanje.

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Prime contracting no longer one of Intel’s HPC aspirations

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It is obvious that a lot of this investment and effort by Intel in the broader HPC market has not paid off directly — meaning lots of systems at HPC centers, hyperscalers, and cloud builders using its exotic wares. In its fourth quarter, the Intel Federal division, which is the prime contractor for the Aurora system, is taking a $300 million write-down. Gelsinger can’t afford the public drama that Aurora has represented — it will be nearly four years late when it is delivered next year — nor can he afford such hits to Intel’s books.

Intel falls as forecast shows costly path to regain dominance

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Intel Corp., the world’s largest chipmaker, gave a lackluster forecast for the current period, fueling concerns that the cost of Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger’s turnaround will weigh on the company’s profits. Shares fell about 7% in extended trading. If Intel’s fourth quarter comes in as the chipmaker predicts, revenue will decline 3% from a year earlier, gross margin will drop 6.5 percentage points and earnings per share will fall about 40%. Low expectations for Intel's quarterly figures had preceded the release, despite the boom times in almost every IT segment. In terms of sales, Intel was only able to convince to a limited extent, while a one-off payment helped a lot in terms of profit. For the final quarter, Intel expects pretty much the same endeavor again. No sales growth, the margin could also fall, and profits fall. The stock market doesn't like these prospects at all, and immediately after the figures were announced, things went into the red.

Intel’s talks for chip designer SiFive have ended without a deal

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Intel Corp.’s talks with chip designer SiFive Inc. have ended without a deal and the startup will seek outside investment instead. Talks between the two companies fell apart recently after they couldn’t agree on financial terms and how the SiFive technology would be integrated into Intel’s chip roadmap, the people said, asking not to be identified because the matter is private. SiFive is now looking to stay independent and sees an eventual initial public offering as a long-term goal, they said.