Intel CEO on earnings

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses the company's latest earnings report and reaffirms his commitment to seeing a turnaround through. Gelsinger spoke to Yahoo Finance Live on January 27, 2023.

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[aethist-nsgv]

What did u expect when u said no to innovation, trimmed down engineers and spent billions on marketing instead?

[Jasongy]

Fixing the previous ceo mistakes I wish him well on this hard climb

[woofwoofdoggo]

"Austerity" is a terrifying word for a company to use.

[WestmanReacts]

Got 150 shares of Intel now… let’s see it boom

[Capeau]

a lot of idiots (with bot names ;) ) in the comment section that have no clue.
Pat is really doing a great job at fixing intel, and the results will be undeniable soon enough!
Shares are pretty cheap now too, good opportunity!

[shawnstangeland]

Amazing buy at 19.90. Happy to have picked up a 1000

[miguelmontesdeocagonzalez]

I trust with 30 shares!! lets go Intel

[LogicalPrime]

Wow he must be working crazy long hours, those bags under his eyes are heavy

[mediawow]

What an amazing CEO!
Committed to keep collecting paychecks : )

[jasong]

yet you got paid 17million - disgraceful

[matt.stevick]

Keep your chin up Pat! Not your fault! I respect your fight keep it up! 👍🏼 🇺🇸

[gen-X-trader]

At 29 a share, sure I'm buying. Not sure about a long-term investment but it's very tradable

[leontu]

Big talker and no execution. Just like Trump.

[andre_chen]

I don't like this guy. too much blá-blá-blá and full of bullshit. Your action plan how are you gonna compete against your competitors?

[jjonwards]

Yet none of this blame is on u? Talk to any Asian suppliers and they’ll tell u how arrogant this guy is. Not a surprise he’s running intel into the ground. Keep at it pat 😂

[roch]

Intel reminds me of IBM decades ago. It’s amazing how easy it is to run a company when you have a monopoly. Same thing happened to Kodak. You get fat, dumb and happy with how easy it is to make money. Then the competition profile changes. Apple drops Intel because the company was failing to innovate. Intel management thought they didn’t need to be in the messy of business of manufacturing chips. They thought manufacturing was a chump business. And that Intel’s value was in design. Look at what TSMC allowed Apple to pull off. Intel also abandoned the cell phone market. Many people don’t use laptops or desktops. They have one computer. In their pocket. The Intel executive management layer for the past 10 years needs to skewered. Their bad decision making just cost 15000 people their jobs. And shareholders have lost billions. Biden just pumped $8.5 billion into Intel through the Chips Act. Intel rewards the country with a massive layoff. Microsoft doesn’t care about Intel. They will do everything possible to make Windows run on Qualcomm ARM chips. Intel could loose half their new Windows customers to ARM. Hindsight is always perfect, but you could see Intel running off the tracks 10 years ago. How the mighty have fallen. The same applies to the US government. But that’s a different headache.

[coolwalk]

Intel big fail it’s what they deserve for stagnating for many years!!

[BullyTecg]

Earning is 11 itseems, varalakshmi told. Heard varalakshmi is the leader in.your intel office, some role, not very sure, but relative of poloce and politocian

[chorchamroeun]

America has become a very hard place to create competitive manufacturing. Labor cost, worker's right, and UNIONS. TSMC has already felt the obstacles with labor soon after putting shavels in the ground.

[LoLo-hcoo]

I chose intel i9-i5 over anything on the market