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Intel cuts 10,000 employees

By Justin Mann

On September 5, 2006, 4:08 PM

As Intel continues the slow reform the company has been going under for the past several years, they are soon planning a job that will axe 10,000 employees. The cuts, which come a relatively short time after Intel terminated many management positions, accounts for nearly 10% of Intel's entire workforce. However, it is also a by product of the large increases in total jobs that Intel has seen. With increasing pressure from many competitors, including AMD, Intel has made it clear that they will do everything they need to remain a strong and profitable company.

Of course, as the demands of the customer change so must the company that is providing those demands. With a current worldwide CPU share of 53%, they risk losing their spot as the majority provider if they do not react.

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  1. too funny. see what happens when you are on top for too long you get fat and lazy. go amd baby keep kicking intel while they are down.\lordbf1
  2. [b]Originally posted by lordbf1:[/b][quote]too funny. see what happens when you are on top for too long you get fat and lazy. go amd baby keep kicking intel while they are down.[/quote]Apparently you missed the core 2 duo.
  3. no i did not, i was looking at the big picture. not just the "desktop" cpu's. \lordbf1
  4. 'not just the "desktop" and "laptop" cpu's.'fixedwhat's left? servers? Intel will soon come out with it's C2D based server chips.
  5. [b]Originally posted by lordbf1:[/b][quote]too funny. see what happens when you are on top for too long you get fat and lazy. go amd baby keep kicking intel while they are down.\lordbf1[/quote]I don't understand why some people hate a company so bad that they want to see a bunch of employees lose their jobs. When you graduate high school some day, maybe you will have some compassion.

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