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Intel Confirms Furloughs in Particular Divisions

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Yukesh Prabhu
Yukesh Prabhu
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The weather-beaten abhorrent lurgy has now passed through the prominent chip maker Intel as the company reaffirmed that it is eliminating workers from its headquarters. The company should reduce the funds for the data center and client computing department if the previous rumors prey on the internet.

However, Intel declared that layoffs are being conducted in specific departments to provide a better environment for the remaining employees. The chip-making mammoth has been invited to experience a bleak situation with the ongoing transformation; the company led to a salary cut in early 2023, meanwhile reducing executive and employee bonuses as part of the cost reduction due to a sudden leap.

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Notably, Intel’s first-quarter financial report for 2023 has put the company in an ordeal as the revenue of the company had seen a massive downtick in the history of the company. The situation occurred due to the dividend payment of US$1.5 billion in the first quarter to ensure shareholder satisfaction.

The company quoted in a statement that it is putting its utmost effect into getting over the economic downturn. Cost reductions and efficiency gains have been seen through several programs, including layoffs in business greasiness and particular departments, albeit continuing to invest in core areas, including U.S. manufacturing, to ensure the preparation for long-term growth.

 Intel’s layoffs appeared from the notebook after the smoothest pay cuts in February. Intel neglects performance bonuses and cuts salaries by 25%, even CEO Patrick Gelsinger taking a 5% pay cut for general staff and 10% and 15% pay cuts for vice presidents and senior executives. 

At the same time, the pension scheme has been halved. Moreover, the power production of AMD may be the reason to put Intel back in the audition as the latest market shows the upfront of AMD with $145 billion and affected Intel with $129 billion falling behind AMD. To recoup what is lost, Intel is trying too hard to find a way to get past the barriers to sneak into the theater hall to watch some motivational scene cuts.

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