Re:New Intel CEO rehiring retired CPU architects
by trhway on Thursday January 21, 2021 @02:40PM
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>to offer high compensation. I'm hoping that's part of what's happening here.
so, the new old guys are brought in at market and higher - otherwise how you'd bring them in? - ie. it sounds like at the scale of at least 3x+ of the current engineering comp at Intel. Lets see how that would sit the the current engineers at Intel. I don't think it would result in high collaboration and team cohesion.
Also Intel issue seems to be process node, not the "architecture" per.se., and one can wonder how several years gap may affect one's utility at solving intricate issues of current node.
Anyway, fab to fabless is a classic paradigm shift , and Intel just fails to grasp it and to adapt.
so, the new old guys are brought in at market and higher - otherwise how you'd bring them in? - ie. it sounds like at the scale of at least 3x+ of the current engineering comp at Intel. Lets see how that would sit the the current engineers at Intel. I don't think it would result in high collaboration and team cohesion.
Also Intel issue seems to be process node, not the "architecture" per.se., and one can wonder how several years gap may affect one's utility at solving intricate issues of current node.
Anyway, fab to fabless is a classic paradigm shift , and Intel just fails to grasp it and to adapt.