CodeHorizon

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by CodeHorizon 1y ago
Thanks! That’s a really interesting perspective. From the outside, it’s hard to get a full view of how Pat was perceived by potential foundry customers or what was happening inside the boardroom. I actually watched Lip-Bu reading from the t
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Lip-Bu Tan is continuing Pat's playbook, so why did Intel replace him? [pdf](content.equisolve.net)
2 points by CodeHorizon 1y ago|5 comments
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by CodeHorizon 1y ago
I just finished reading the new shareholder letter from Intel’s freshly appointed CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, and I genuinely had to pause and ask myself: wait, didn’t Pat already say all of this? The letter talks about accelerating the turnaround, fo
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by CodeHorizon 2y ago
We may not have the power to fire anyone, but the overwhelming support for Pat shows we can still make an impact. Let the board know they made a mistake and leave a record of it: https://www.intc.com/board-and-governance&#x2
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by CodeHorizon 2y ago
100% agree with your analysis. This won’t bring Pat back, but we can start by telling the board what we think: https://www.intc.com/board-and-governance/contact-the-board .
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by CodeHorizon 2y ago
Claiming a prediction after the fact is convenient. It’d be more impressive if these predictions were shared beforehand, Bryan.
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by CodeHorizon 2y ago
In that video, Linus says he used Pat Gelsinger's book, Programming the 80386, as a reference when working on parts of the Linux kernel. It's cool to see how Pat’s work helped developers like Linus.
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by CodeHorizon 2y ago
A promised microcode update for this month has already surfaced in the wild. The Arrow Lake launch certainly didn’t make things easier for Pat.
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by CodeHorizon 2y ago
Bring back Pat. Was Pat perfect, no. But Pat acknowledged Intel’s problems - something Otellini, Krzanich, and Swan never did. These CEOs, all non-technical, focused on dividends, buybacks, and next-quarter results while Intel fell behind i