I just hope that Intel doesn't squander the talent like they did with Jim Keller.

Intel’s core competence is squandering talent by having finance managers and outside consultants make technology business decisions. Something happened to their culture a few decades ago and they forgot that revenue is a trailing indicator of good decisions and you can’t just decide you want to make a lot of money and trust the product strategy to materialize from that.

Intel still has all the same short sighted bosses, the board of directors at Intel hasn’t changed.

Hardly, Phoronix has a few reports from Linux driver folks being layed off at Intel.

Everywhere in Intel will be subject to layoffs.

My point was that the graphics division itself will still be around, as integrated mobile SoCs are basically the only revenue stream Intel still has a good handle on. That requires a graphics core, and all of the other usable options are either not for sale to Intel, have burned Intel in the past, or are owned by Arm.