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Intel reports record turnover and doubles up on profit
Intel reached a new high as they had a record revenues of $ 14.8 billion USD in the second quarter of this year. That is a 9 percent growth over the same period in 2016.
The quarterly profit has risen from $ 1.3 billion ($ 1.11 billion) last year to $ 2.8 billion (2.4 billion) in the past three months. Thuis Intels profits have been doubled.
The revenues increases mainly are based on, among other things, to the growth in data centers. Revenues totaled $ 4.4 billion (3.77 billion), 9 percent more than a year earlier. Intel exceeded expectations of analysts with its quarterly figures.
The strong results make Intel positive about the expectations for the rest of the year. The company expects an annual turnover of $ 61.3 billion. A good 1.3 billion dollars more than previously anticipated.
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#5456589 Posted on: 07/28/2017 04:01 PM
People have been saying this for years, but it hasn't happened.
Now I will say ARM is starting to come up in the commercial space, you see tablets made with credit card machines and drawer systems that run on ARM. That makes sense.
Office machines, Intel has these on lock down. Makes sense too, they've been in office machines for years. Newer machines have iGPUs, the big companies that provide IT solutions through Dell, HP....Uhhh I think those are the only 2 left in the office space actually...Even then Dell is bigger than HP in that aspect and their machines mostly comprise of Intel machines.
Watch the video I linked above, and you will see why.
Intel bribes them.
Also ( website is down, cached version works ) - This article demonstrates why Intel will die out soon, Unless they change their approach overall.
People have been saying this for years, but it hasn't happened.
Now I will say ARM is starting to come up in the commercial space, you see tablets made with credit card machines and drawer systems that run on ARM. That makes sense.
Office machines, Intel has these on lock down. Makes sense too, they've been in office machines for years. Newer machines have iGPUs, the big companies that provide IT solutions through Dell, HP....Uhhh I think those are the only 2 left in the office space actually...Even then Dell is bigger than HP in that aspect and their machines mostly comprise of Intel machines.
Watch the video I linked above, and you will see why.
Intel bribes them.
Also ( website is down, cached version works ) - This article demonstrates why Intel will die out soon, Unless they change their approach overall.
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#5456592 Posted on: 07/28/2017 04:03 PM
Watch the video I linked above, and you will see why.
Intel bribes them.
Also ( website is down, cached version works ) - This article demonstrates why Intel will die out soon, Unless they change their approach overall.
This we know sadly...Intel has been doing this for years.
But even still, AMD has nothing to offer at a price point that Intel doesn't already. The big thing that people like about Intel in the commercial scene is you have your CPU, and an igpu that can do multiple monitors. If it's too old to do so, then it's cheap enough to add a card that will do this. If AMD were to shake this up, they would have to offer something drematically different from what Intel is offering.
Watch the video I linked above, and you will see why.
Intel bribes them.
Also ( website is down, cached version works ) - This article demonstrates why Intel will die out soon, Unless they change their approach overall.
This we know sadly...Intel has been doing this for years.
But even still, AMD has nothing to offer at a price point that Intel doesn't already. The big thing that people like about Intel in the commercial scene is you have your CPU, and an igpu that can do multiple monitors. If it's too old to do so, then it's cheap enough to add a card that will do this. If AMD were to shake this up, they would have to offer something drematically different from what Intel is offering.
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#5456615 Posted on: 07/28/2017 05:51 PM
Intel should be forced to give an year ´s profit to AMD to even out things...
It´s ridiculous the amount of money some companies make every year...
Sometimes, this strat works when i play monopoly :}
Intel should be forced to give an year ´s profit to AMD to even out things...
It´s ridiculous the amount of money some companies make every year...
Sometimes, this strat works when i play monopoly :}
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#5456633 Posted on: 07/28/2017 07:07 PM
I was under the impression that Intel only did this in the Athlon era because the Athlon destroyed Pentium back in the day and later they´re found out and stopped it. Correct me if i´m wrong, please.
Because like nevcairiel said there´s no point in bribing people when there´s no competition...
It never stopped, people just stopped looking.
https://youtu.be/osSMJRyxG0k
This right here is why i will never support intel. It's not being an AMD fan, as i'd applaud another competitor (were it possible). But Intel, nope.
I was under the impression that Intel only did this in the Athlon era because the Athlon destroyed Pentium back in the day and later they´re found out and stopped it. Correct me if i´m wrong, please.
Because like nevcairiel said there´s no point in bribing people when there´s no competition...
It never stopped, people just stopped looking.
https://youtu.be/osSMJRyxG0k
This right here is why i will never support intel. It's not being an AMD fan, as i'd applaud another competitor (were it possible). But Intel, nope.
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People have been saying this for years, but it hasn't happened.
Now I will say ARM is starting to come up in the commercial space, you see tablets made with credit card machines and drawer systems that run on ARM. That makes sense.
Office machines, Intel has these on lock down. Makes sense too, they've been in office machines for years. Newer machines have iGPUs, the big companies that provide IT solutions through Dell, HP....Uhhh I think those are the only 2 left in the office space actually...Even then Dell is bigger than HP in that aspect and their machines mostly comprise of Intel machines.