Intel's mission is simple yet ambitious. It wants to bring smart, connected devices to every person on earth that's powered by Intel. How can this be accomplished? It all starts with data that Intel uses to help its customers find solutions that allow them to transform their businesses and gain market advantage. Intel empowers its clients with 5G, AI, and much more.
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There is still amazing people to work with and very interesting projects. However, budget in projects is very dull and depends how well the project leads convince management for a chunk of the cake. The company offers great benefits (healthcare, etc).
Politics and poor execution are killing the company. Too many people likes to talk and present slides. Minimal budget is hard to achieve for a project. In research we don’t have access to any hardware for doing AI, and we don’t have access to data. Barely any travel is allowed and the company is reluctant to progress and AI. Old management that is not open to listen or to progress. Too much investment is going to factories that are just losing money. Stock bonuses are down by 40% in the past three years, heavily reducing TC. The bonuses given are also shrinking by the same amount such as the company is paying less with the expectation that stock will rise. The opposite is happening.
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The company also reported third-quarter sales that missed expectations, with Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger telling Reuters that shortages of other chips needed to make computers are holding back sales of the company's flagship processor chips.
Some of Intel’s immediate troubles stem from the supply chain holdups that have slowed production of computers. But Intel faces a bigger problem: Its lineup isn’t competitive. Over the last several years, the company had repeated delays in moving to the latest chip manufacturing technologies.