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US government owns 10% of Intel, Nvidia and SoftBank 5% each
“American government owns 10% of Intel. Nvidia and SoftBank own five percent each.”
Feldman: Intel Kept 75% Market Share Despite a Decade of Failures
“Intel has made, until hiring LibBoo, prior to that, nearly a decade of Catastrophic decisions. Right? And they still own 80% of the x-eighty-six market. 75% of the market. Right? AMD's worked up to like 25% or 30%. And after a decade of screwing up.”
Intel completes first equity raise since 1971 IPO for TerraFab consortium
“Intel is part of the TerraFab consortium in such a way, and I just saw it today. I did not know this. Intel completed an equity round, which I read someone, I haven't verified it. It was the first time they raised equity since, like, they went public in seven …”
Intel and Qualcomm investments will reduce drone hardware consolidation around DJI
“I think that's going to change over time. You know, we're seeing more and more investment from chipset makers like Intel and Qualcomm trying to make it easier for more OEMs to bring drones to market. We're seeing significant contributions to open source flight…”
O'Driscoll: Silicon Valley was founded on spite, from Fairchild to Intel
“First of all, Silicon Valley was founded on spite in the sense of if you look at, you know, Fairchild, if you look at Shockley, all those guys spun out the fair and did fair and Fairchild, which was a spite deal. And then they left Fairchild because they could…”