The Price of Intel Corporation’s 10-Nanometer Failure

For a while now, I've expressed my disappointment with Intel's (NASDAQ: INTC) management, and in particular the company's CEO, Brian Krzanich. I've followed Intel for many years, and the execution under Krzanich is some of the worst I've ever seen from the company.

Intel's efforts in mobile applications processors were costly and yielded nothing but late-to-market, sub-par products, and the company's execution in chip manufacturing technology -- arguably the company's core competency -- has gone from strong, with its successful 45nm, 32nm, and 22nm generations; to poor, with its 14nm generation; to downright abysmal with its 10nm technology.

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