@@raven4k998probably not. At that moment PC market was divided into either intel or AMD only. So AMD had some space for comeback. But now the void left by intel will be immediately replaced by either AMD, SDragon or Apple. And to be frank, Apple M series is a formidable lineup. Even AMD's future may be in jeopardy. So Intel has almost zero chance for a comeback unless they develop some revolutionary x96 architecture or something.
I don't want Intel to die, I don't want any chip maker to die, because then competition cools down, new tech is let out at a trickle, and companies don't push as hard to innovate.
Don't worry, snapdragon already enter pc market increasing competition on AMD & intel. Moreover, if Nvidia also entered CPU market then it will be best for us.
Intel won't die. Not without probably over a decade with each year being at least as a bad as 2024 for the next 10 years. But take a step back and look at where AMD was at pre-Ryzen. Their FX CPU era was doing so terribly that they didn't even have 10% of the total market share and 0% of the laptop market share. Now in 2025 they have over about 35% of the market share with their market only growing year over year. Intel can turn things around, it will just take time and ingenuity.
The sad thing is the former ceo was actually starting to see the benefits of his work and then intel goes and gets all hot and bothered cause they had to wait. He was on track to get the mid tier market which is what the majority of consumers are looking at these days. Intels Arc b580 at 250 usd is one hell of a deal for a mid tier gpu.
Intel has indeed some new and interesting products, but looking at the bigger picture the situation is grim: the company is absolutely ligthing money on fire as of now, like the Joker did in The Dark Knight, and it faces enormous financial pressure. They have quite a bit of debt after years of enormous capital expenditures, but crucially Intel is not profitable: an eye-watering -15 bln net income in the last year, meaning they have to turn the ship around and FAST, and they just fired the captain. They'll have to find a new CEO and a new business plan: their CFO said something about selling the foundries, but so far nothing official has been decided yet. Intel can probably recover, but it's not "too big to fail": it could potentially end up like some other giants of the past, like Kodak or Bethlehem Steel.
He was finally getting Intel back on track after it was neglecting innovation for years. But investors start to wine about short term profits and help another company down the drain.
@@richardmaccagni8690 AMD was in the negative number for years. Innovation costs money and getting to the newest process nodes after neglect of years takes even more money. Firing the captain halfway is destroying investments and now it wil take even longer before any profits.
@@AndreVanKammen That's true, and AMD's recovery was quite the miracle. Gelsinger's plan for Intel could still pay off in the long term, but he's gone now and the new CEO will probably decide for a different strategy. We'll see if Intel makes a successfull turnaround.
@evanbarnes9984 he's missing a comma after Samsung, otherwise Google and Samsung are grouped as one. That's why the last command is needed. Your welcome
Intel is starting to feel the heat because there are bloated architecture with a bloated instruction set that's super unoptimized which is causing it to overheat on its own power consumption and power use.
Yeah. They basically used that position to slow walk real innovation for 10+ years, whilst increasing prices. And strong arming competition. When AMD came out with a step change in architecture, they had nothing to offer.
@@jimv1983 my 90 degree celcius ryzen 9 7900 heats the whole house, who needs heating when you can buy an AMD chip (I put a new cooler in, and the temps barely reach 70 now, but inadequate cooling is VERY noticable compared to intel)
Except Apple's Mac sales in 2023 dropped by 34% and this year it dropped by 17.5%. Also laptops based on Qualcomm Snapdragon X chips didn't sell. At all. Like, nobody bought them. Intel has 70% of the laptop market while they have 50% of the server market. Intel spent their money on updating their manufacturing which is still behind TSMC. They fired Pat because they want to sell off Intel's fabs.
I don't think that Intel will crash and burn. They are having a very rough time, sure, but they have a diverse product line and a vast back catalog of patents and intellectual property. Gelsinger's changes were starting to pay dividends.
Intel’s failure to implement EUV sooner is the cause of all this. 14nm ++++. 10nm was very delayed. Meanwhile tsmc forged ahead with EUV on 7nm 5nm 3nm. And soon 2nm. If intel had just waited a bit after sky lake and used EUV sooner, they’d be much better off. Too bad. I hope they come back but it’s beginning to look bleaker. Because the competition is not slowing down.
Apple processors are not general purpose processors, they are in only 5 or 6 devices. Whereas intels processors are general purpose and maybe even intel doesn't know how many types of devices are powered by their processors. When Apple makes fun of intel, its like your pet dog making fun of a wolf in the forest. Your pet dog is is not exposed to anything outside your home and are fed packaged food. It cannot even digest the food that a wolf eats.
i think intel modems are legendary so it'll be a good addition . does intel make smartphone modems ? havent seen one aside from mediatek/qualcomm modems
Yo, just went through the book called 'The Hidden Path to Manifesting Financial Power' - honestly, didn’t expect it to be this solid. Definitely worth a look
Remember Intel released top-of-the-line 12th gen and 13th gen CPUs with AVX-512 instructions on the P-cores, and then disabled them after sales using microcode updates ! That was not fair to consumers ! Turns out AVX-512 was very good and Intel wanted it for their workstation and data center CPUs ! So yeah, I can't be sorry for Intel now
I've been running an i9-14900k for a number of months, with most of the stress to it coming from gaming. I haven't noticed any issues, but do I need to worry?
@@MarbleGiant You are right. But I thing that both will be here for a long time. GPUs are also inefficient because they have to use complex instructions all the time (when talking about hardware implementation). But I guess it will take a long time untill they release something like a RISC GPU (I know it is not called that way when talking about GPUs) that will handle everything using software implementation and multiple simple instructions... Like raytracing without RT cores etc. Because I guess these cores are specialized for fast vector and matrix operations which adds more instructions to the hardware.
FFS, they have a big asset under their nose with Arc, if they'd get their priorities straight and pump more money into it (much needed GPU competition, AI potential, etc).
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Intel didn't say ai enough during their presentations, that's why no one is investing
Intel will make a come back AMD did so Intel can do it to
@@raven4k998Depends what you want from the architecture.
@@raven4k998probably not. At that moment PC market was divided into either intel or AMD only. So AMD had some space for comeback. But now the void left by intel will be immediately replaced by either AMD, SDragon or Apple. And to be frank, Apple M series is a formidable lineup. Even AMD's future may be in jeopardy. So Intel has almost zero chance for a comeback unless they develop some revolutionary x96 architecture or something.
@@FahimMahbub89or if China invades Taiwan than Intel is saved.
"aye" 😄
Intel can't go to the kitchen because Nvidia is there already.
hey intel can go anywhere they like you🫵
Lol good joke , they should get legs before they start their arm chips, it'd let them run to a cooler spot
There can only be one chef in the kitchen 😂
intel be controlling a fellow worker like Ratatouille. Creating amazing cheap GPUS.
@@cyclonekittenplayz4302 na Intels next cpu with be the Intel Hamster cpu with 20 hamster cores inside it🤪🤪🤣🤣
I don't want Intel to die, I don't want any chip maker to die, because then competition cools down, new tech is let out at a trickle, and companies don't push as hard to innovate.
Don’t worry, Nvidia is coming out with CPU’s. That will be the end of all chip makers anyway
You forgot to mention the less competition there is, the higher the prices will be for everyone.
Don't worry, snapdragon already enter pc market increasing competition on AMD & intel. Moreover, if Nvidia also entered CPU market then it will be best for us.
@@AjaySingh-sg9ot "The more you buy, the more you save!"
Intel won't die. Not without probably over a decade with each year being at least as a bad as 2024 for the next 10 years.
But take a step back and look at where AMD was at pre-Ryzen. Their FX CPU era was doing so terribly that they didn't even have 10% of the total market share and 0% of the laptop market share. Now in 2025 they have over about 35% of the market share with their market only growing year over year.
Intel can turn things around, it will just take time and ingenuity.
The sad thing is the former ceo was actually starting to see the benefits of his work and then intel goes and gets all hot and bothered cause they had to wait.
He was on track to get the mid tier market which is what the majority of consumers are looking at these days. Intels Arc b580 at 250 usd is one hell of a deal for a mid tier gpu.
Darn those Fabian tactics.
Intel has indeed some new and interesting products, but looking at the bigger picture the situation is grim: the company is absolutely ligthing money on fire as of now, like the Joker did in The Dark Knight, and it faces enormous financial pressure. They have quite a bit of debt after years of enormous capital expenditures, but crucially Intel is not profitable: an eye-watering -15 bln net income in the last year, meaning they have to turn the ship around and FAST, and they just fired the captain. They'll have to find a new CEO and a new business plan: their CFO said something about selling the foundries, but so far nothing official has been decided yet.
Intel can probably recover, but it's not "too big to fail": it could potentially end up like some other giants of the past, like Kodak or Bethlehem Steel.
He was finally getting Intel back on track after it was neglecting innovation for years. But investors start to wine about short term profits and help another company down the drain.
@@richardmaccagni8690 AMD was in the negative number for years. Innovation costs money and getting to the newest process nodes after neglect of years takes even more money. Firing the captain halfway is destroying investments and now it wil take even longer before any profits.
@@AndreVanKammen That's true, and AMD's recovery was quite the miracle. Gelsinger's plan for Intel could still pay off in the long term, but he's gone now and the new CEO will probably decide for a different strategy. We'll see if Intel makes a successfull turnaround.
Intel's interim CEO: We've made it to SAMTIME, we're at the level of Apple. Samsung and Google!!
I know it's a typo, but your comment does a great job of highlighting the reason why the Oxford comma is the correct way of using commas.
@@evanbarnes9984as a non native speaker, I must say that is a great example of comma usage 💯
@evanbarnes9984 he's missing a comma after Samsung, otherwise Google and Samsung are grouped as one. That's why the last command is needed. Your welcome
@@evanbarnes9984 Microsoft seems to be trying to get rid of commas altogether if you see how Word and Outlook check your grammar,
I feel bad for Intel and CEO getting fired. He seemed genuine and deserved more time to turn it around. Board had too much short term thinking.
Yep! Arc B580 dedicated GPU was a huge success, and Intel Lunar Lake is getting good reviews.
tomorrow probably I will buy lunar lake laptop Lenovo 7 aura edition
@@akin242002HAHAHAHAHA
@@jakejoyride Get into the 20th century and buy slim 7x with Snapdragon X Elite.
"intel is starting to feel the heat" XD
Intel turn their computers down a bit🤣🤣
like I know Intel CPUs have been overheating for 2-3 years lol
Intel is starting to feel the heat because there are bloated architecture with a bloated instruction set that's super unoptimized which is causing it to overheat on its own power consumption and power use.
@@hidafluffminer I Agree x86 is bloated as hell and needs to be gone imo 🤣
100th like
They fired their CEO, ends up with products on FIRE 😂
Which is ironic since Apple places the fan(s) way over there on the opposite side of the heatsink.
I’ll take my i9 camping next week. Not to play games, to fuel the fire.
it is the fire lol
My i7 always has been great
My heating bills are none existent
It’s awesome
That Tim Coook Dance move is Goated.
🤣
"Throw another 'Intel' on the barbie." (This was overheard at a recent Apple staff BBQ, no bullshit!)
lol ahaha
Intel is the demonstration of how you can fail despite being the monopolist 🤣
Yeah. They basically used that position to slow walk real innovation for 10+ years, whilst increasing prices. And strong arming competition. When AMD came out with a step change in architecture, they had nothing to offer.
Happy New Year, Sam!
You’re right, ARM is newer, just not new. I was using them in the Acorn Archimedes line of computers when I was still in school.
Intel: the space heater inside
If Intel chips are a space heater then what are AMD chips? The surface of the sun? 🤣
Haha, don't joke anymore.
@@jimv1983 my 90 degree celcius ryzen 9 7900 heats the whole house, who needs heating when you can buy an AMD chip
(I put a new cooler in, and the temps barely reach 70 now, but inadequate cooling is VERY noticable compared to intel)
@@selectionn that's just one reason why I'd only buy Intel.
it's true though. Intel processors do you have a tremendous heat output for their power consumption in their power usage.
Except Apple's Mac sales in 2023 dropped by 34% and this year it dropped by 17.5%. Also laptops based on Qualcomm Snapdragon X chips didn't sell. At all. Like, nobody bought them. Intel has 70% of the laptop market while they have 50% of the server market. Intel spent their money on updating their manufacturing which is still behind TSMC. They fired Pat because they want to sell off Intel's fabs.
That makes a lot of sense!
No, in my country, macs are selling like hotcakes
@@Justin_Why You mean like iPhones in America? Global is bigger.
That Black berry and nokia got me dying
Hopefully they’ll fight their way back up. It seems they are on the right track again. The market needs competition
Why did UA-cam hide this from me for 15 minutes
Upgrade your internet to 15 minutes faster package 😂
Yeah for real. I didn't see this til 10 hours later.
Maybe because youtube runs on intel.😂
I don't think that Intel will crash and burn. They are having a very rough time, sure, but they have a diverse product line and a vast back catalog of patents and intellectual property. Gelsinger's changes were starting to pay dividends.
In 2019 after hearing Apple is moving to Arm, I said, if Intel is not panicking now... I guess they were asleep
"How the mighty hath fallen."
It's a classic for a reason.
Intel is too big to fall.
@@Ignisan_66 Yet is falling!
3:02 Haha, Intel are the ones feeling the heat for a change! 🤣🤣
1:54 Can Tim Cook look any more awkward and creepy.
Intel’s failure to implement EUV sooner is the cause of all this. 14nm ++++. 10nm was very delayed. Meanwhile tsmc forged ahead with EUV on 7nm 5nm 3nm. And soon 2nm. If intel had just waited a bit after sky lake and used EUV sooner, they’d be much better off. Too bad. I hope they come back but it’s beginning to look bleaker. Because the competition is not slowing down.
"Intel is starting to feel the heat" 🤣🤣🤣
Apple processors are not general purpose processors, they are in only 5 or 6 devices. Whereas intels processors are general purpose and maybe even intel doesn't know how many types of devices are powered by their processors. When Apple makes fun of intel, its like your pet dog making fun of a wolf in the forest. Your pet dog is is not exposed to anything outside your home and are fed packaged food. It cannot even digest the food that a wolf eats.
Apple went their own way because Intel couldn't deliver.
Happy new year my dudes!
You could do a fantastic impression of Les Patterson!
SIR Les Patterson!
Happy New Year Sam and everyone 🎊
Thank you Sam for making funny videos for years now. I appreciate your time and effort ❤
Who let Intel cook
idk, i think they want to deep fry potato chips with computer chips.
idk, but their gpus looking good, so...
😂😂@@lolliii5477
@Espion_Charles I don't see the issue here
"I paid for winrar!" killed me
Stovetops? Ouch! That is a PowerPC-level burn! 🔥🔥🔥
Intels the next IBM chip maker🤣🤣
WOW! Amazing project just saw the road map. I am in it for the presale 🌟🌟
It's very satisfying. They did not want to hire me back in the day. So all this now is very satisfying..
Thank you Sam for being you
happy new year sam!
That’s going to be a funny video, when the first Apple modems hit the market …
Apple would never directly talk about their competitors lol
Big shoutout for mentioning XAI207 and SUI. These two look like the future to me. Holding both tight!
U know ur in trouble when apple of all people is making fun of you😂😂
Fr 😂
besides just trying to fit in with a throw away statement , what do you mean??
"Our stock price basically is the market" 😂😂😂 1:57
He isn't wrong.
Good to see you can still make a NUC joke. Keep it "up". Great videos.
Another well made video, packed with great jokes and hits against the shintel.
They're only shiny bright light is intel ARC gpu the b580 and b570 is their only hope
You should do one as CEO of Chinese chip manufacturing company, where they have issues, then peel the label off and its intel Two birds, one stone :D
At first I thought he was roasting a marshmallow on a stick over the flames in the thumbnail.
Wow, that was the most brutal Sam Tucker video I've seen. I hope no one's 401k was relying on Intel
His videos about recent ai news would be 🔥
i think intel modems are legendary so it'll be a good addition . does intel make smartphone modems ? havent seen one aside from mediatek/qualcomm modems
The ARC B580: are you sure about that?
I worked at the Intel cafe in Beaverton, OR (Hq) seemed like it was going to end at any moment
I thought Tim was cooking but Intel COOKED😂
I literally watch for the cat at the end......
That's a cat assistant
I can’t after each video stop saying “Subscribe today”😂😂
Made 25x with PEPE, took profits, and moved into XAI207. Hoping for another run like that 🔥
I bet the "retired" CEO will still get a $100 million (or so) golden parachute.
When winter comes I remember my i9 mac and how it warmed my hands
Your analysis on XAI207 has me all in. Thanks for sharing this hidden gem 🚀
As someone who owns an Intel 11 gen laptop, they are hot!
I mean it literally.
The potential of XAI767 is unreal! Excited to see where this goes after watching your video!
i think i read that nvidia plans to make a desktop line of cpus somepoint
"have some faith and some loyalty, i have a god damm plan, i just need more moneh, time and loyalty!!"
-Intel CEO
WOW thank god i made this presale. Your last call it was too late this will make up for it.
Yo, just went through the book called 'The Hidden Path to Manifesting Financial Power' - honestly, didn’t expect it to be this solid. Definitely worth a look
It has been quite a fall from absolute dominance. I still remember the days of AMD Bulldozer.
yes which goes to show if AMD can make a come back so can Intel✊✊
Thank you so much for the presale drop news on XAI207 🙌🙌🙌
went all in on XAI207 after your suggestion. Let's lick our chops and get those green candles
Just seen the video of you talking about XAI207. I got into the presale very excited for what's to come.
The world needs competition in the tech sector. It’s no good news for Intel to shut down
i really hope they gonna catch themself. Without Competition AMD is going to pull a 14nm++++++++++ sooner or later
I remember ARM in my old Archimedes computer from decades back. Zarch was killer.
Remember Intel released top-of-the-line 12th gen and 13th gen CPUs with AVX-512 instructions on the P-cores, and then disabled them after sales using microcode updates ! That was not fair to consumers ! Turns out AVX-512 was very good and Intel wanted it for their workstation and data center CPUs ! So yeah, I can't be sorry for Intel now
U are NOT "Fanless" Sam, we are ur FANS" 😘
I've been running an i9-14900k for a number of months, with most of the stress to it coming from gaming. I haven't noticed any issues, but do I need to worry?
MAYBE ONE YOUR BEST EVER VIDEOS
You called it a month ago and now XAI207 is blowing up glad I listened
like the freezing problems with the iphone 15
Amazing post & information. I took advantage of the 200% deposit.
1:16 not Snapdragon's, tge company is called Qualcomm, sp it's Qualcomm's
nerd
Whatever, people buy m series laptops anyways
Is this guy prolific or what!? 👍
arm is not new though, it's 4 decades old
Intel is cooked for now but ARM is pretty much as old as x86 to be exact.
What do you mean by "to be exact"? I mean x86 showed up on 1978 and ARM in 1985.
@@profounddamaslmao you fact checked him 🤣
Not the age, but x86-64 is Frankenstein technology, teetering on a precipice. RISC (in general) will prevail over time.
@@MarbleGiant You are right. But I thing that both will be here for a long time.
GPUs are also inefficient because they have to use complex instructions all the time (when talking about hardware implementation). But I guess it will take a long time untill they release something like a RISC GPU (I know it is not called that way when talking about GPUs) that will handle everything using software implementation and multiple simple instructions... Like raytracing without RT cores etc. Because I guess these cores are specialized for fast vector and matrix operations which adds more instructions to the hardware.
Good to hear you're on the correct side of XAI767.
I wanted to ask why so much heat but uh i realise oh it's Intel😂
Intel waited too long to make a Graphics card.
"Fanless"😂
" *starting* to feel the heat "
Good to hear you're on the correct side of XAI207.
How do i invest in XAI767?
i use an intel on my PC and it runs louder than anything i have ever heard
That just means you have a cheap fan. Get a better one.
@@jimv1983 OK.
How is your apple max
FFS, they have a big asset under their nose with Arc, if they'd get their priorities straight and pump more money into it (much needed GPU competition, AI potential, etc).
XAI207 hitting 50x? Totally agree with your analysis. This is a hidden gem waiting to explode 🚀
The thumbnail 😂
Lol, Apple flexes on cult pricing.
Hey Sam Intel cpu's don't have pins, the pins for intel cpu's are mounted on their motherboards. As always a fantastic video as always.
Couldn't have happened to a better company.
Where can I buy XAI207?
...And people wonder why I went full Team Red for my current gaming rig. 💀