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Intel is reportedly considering splitting itself apart after a disastrous year
(www.xda-developers.com)
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I wouldn't bet investment money on something that Intel is "reportedly considering".
Did you link to the right article?
Oh, that's weird, that was definitely not the article I was looking at. Thanks for pointing that out, it's fixed now.
But Intel has never been in worse shape. So I think it's less about Intel considering it and more about if it gets forced on them either by activist investors (I remember seeing an article that Intel prepares to defend against that) or necessity.
It actually has, but this is more public while their long term forecast is really dark.
If they cut costs more they should be fine, they're basically in a similar place as amd but with no consoles but more defense and government contracts. Also they lost this round of hyperscalers which might be one of the last.
Amd is better off because they started in a bad place (piledriver) and have done an incredible job fighting their way back to the top, so their overheads are lower.