• BarcodeBarcode
        Β·03-14
        $Intel(INTC)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)  πŸ’ΉπŸ…‘πŸ…€πŸ…›πŸ…›πŸ…˜πŸ…’πŸ…—πŸ“ˆ πŸ€–πŸš€βš‘ Intel’s AI Gambit: Can Lip-Bu Tan’s Algorithmic Alchemy Ignite a Trillion-Dollar Blaze? βš‘πŸš€πŸ€– On Friday, 14Mar25, as New Zealand’s πŸ‡³πŸ‡Ώ dawn slashed the sky, still a restless Thursday, 13Mar in the States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ, the semiconductor cosmos detonated with news that hit me like a rogue wave. Intel, the bruised titan clawing back from the brink, crowned Lip-Bu Tan as CEO late Wednesday, banishing interim co-rulers David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus to their posts, CFO and Intel Products czar, respectively. Tan, reborn to the board he fled in August 2024, sparked a market inferno, $INTC rocketed 15% in after-hours trading, a molten signal that traders could
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      • jethrojethro
        Β·03-13
        It's too early to definitively say whether it's time to "load in" on Intel shares just because of the new CEO appointment. While Lip-Bu Tan's experience and track record are promising, the company faces significant challenges that will take time to address. Reasons for Cautious Optimism: - Experienced Leader: Tan's extensive background in the semiconductor industry, particularly his previous role as CEO of Cadence Design Systems and his experience in venture capital, positions him well to lead Intel through its current difficulties. - Potential for Restructuring: Tan is likely to prioritize regaining Intel's competitive edge against rivals like AMD and Nvidia, which may involve accelerating the development and rollout of new chip technologies and enhancing Intel's capabilities in artificia
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      • BarcodeBarcode
        Β·03-14
        $Intel(INTC)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)  πŸ’ΉπŸ…‘πŸ…€πŸ…›πŸ…›πŸ…˜πŸ…’πŸ…—πŸ“ˆ πŸ€–πŸš€βš‘ Intel’s AI Gambit: Can Lip-Bu Tan’s Algorithmic Alchemy Ignite a Trillion-Dollar Blaze? βš‘πŸš€πŸ€– On Friday, 14Mar25, as New Zealand’s πŸ‡³πŸ‡Ώ dawn slashed the sky, still a restless Thursday, 13Mar in the States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ, the semiconductor cosmos detonated with news that hit me like a rogue wave. Intel, the bruised titan clawing back from the brink, crowned Lip-Bu Tan as CEO late Wednesday, banishing interim co-rulers David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus to their posts, CFO and Intel Products czar, respectively. Tan, reborn to the board he fled in August 2024, sparked a market inferno, $INTC rocketed 15% in after-hours trading, a molten signal that traders could
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      • jethrojethro
        Β·03-13
        It's too early to definitively say whether it's time to "load in" on Intel shares just because of the new CEO appointment. While Lip-Bu Tan's experience and track record are promising, the company faces significant challenges that will take time to address. Reasons for Cautious Optimism: - Experienced Leader: Tan's extensive background in the semiconductor industry, particularly his previous role as CEO of Cadence Design Systems and his experience in venture capital, positions him well to lead Intel through its current difficulties. - Potential for Restructuring: Tan is likely to prioritize regaining Intel's competitive edge against rivals like AMD and Nvidia, which may involve accelerating the development and rollout of new chip technologies and enhancing Intel's capabilities in artificia
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