To expand on what others said, there has been tons of corporate dysfunction at Intel.
Some hardware efforts have gone pretty well, and had decent long-term trajectories but were sabotaged by direction changes or early cuts from up high. There seems to be some corporate “game of thrones” going on between branches too, and a lot of redundancy on the software dev side.
AMD has a similar issue actually, and it’s starting to bite, especially on the GPU side.
I need to ask; why is Intel letting these people go, apparently shutting down Linux support?
To expand on what others said, there has been tons of corporate dysfunction at Intel.
Some hardware efforts have gone pretty well, and had decent long-term trajectories but were sabotaged by direction changes or early cuts from up high. There seems to be some corporate “game of thrones” going on between branches too, and a lot of redundancy on the software dev side.
AMD has a similar issue actually, and it’s starting to bite, especially on the GPU side.
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