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Re: Sarmad post# 114156

Wednesday, 11/28/2012 11:11:03 AM

Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:11:03 AM

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And now with low power mobile devices, Intel was leading the field in low power notebook processors, but chose to delay introduction of its own much-lower-power processors until the market grew much larger.


I don't think there was an intentional delay. The growth of the phone and tablet market took everyone by surprise - and I would argue it even took Apple by surprise! I'm sure they had hoped iPhone and iPad would be a success, but I believe it even exceeded their wildest dreams. So how could Intel have known back in 2007 how big this market would be? They expected Moorestown and Medfield to be able to play this market by 2010-11, but then they realized it wasn't enough, and they had to redirect a much stronger design effort.

It's exactly how you would expect a large company to react. They have been executing down a specific path for several years now - but it takes that long to develop new designs in the semiconductor industry. Naive, impatient investors can't wait as long as it takes to develop a microprocessor, so they take their shares elsewhere. The only thing I didn't expect was for long term veterans in the technology field on this forum to forget these basic principles, and jump along with the other lemmings.
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