Intel Foundry launch poses challenge for Israel operations
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Intel Foundry launch poses challenge for Israel operations
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Re: Intel Foundry launch poses challenge for Israel operations
#2It seems unthinkable that Intel would continue to invest in Israel. They should have never done it in the first place, and building a new fab would be at minimum a major PR disaster.
Re: Intel Foundry launch poses challenge for Israel operations
#3It seems unthinkable that Intel would continue to invest in Israel. They should have never done it in the first place, and building a new fab would be at minimum a major PR disaster.
What was the impact of IBM collaborating with the Nazis prior to and during World War 2. It is my understanding that there was very little to no negative impact on their business from the bad PR.
Perhaps this is just a calculated risk Intel is willing to embark on. And with the number of anti-boycott laws and policies in America and Western Europe, I’m not surprise they’d take that risk. After all, both Siemens and Chevron are on the BDS boycott list for the Eurasia interconnector, but are very minimally (if at all) effected. So little in fact that I’m expecting Siemens to land a huge deal with California in building the trainsets for their high speed rail network.
Re: Intel Foundry launch poses challenge for Israel operations
#4It seems unthinkable that Intel would continue to invest in Israel. They should have never done it in the first place, and building a new fab would be at minimum a major PR disaster.
What was the impact of IBM collaborating with the Nazis prior to and during World War 2. It is my understanding that there was very little to no negative impact on their business from the bad PR. Perhaps this is just a calculated risk Intel is willing to embark on. And with the number of anti-boycott laws and policies in America and Western Europe, I’m not surprise they’d take that risk. After all, both Siemens and C…
Did IBM have factories in the war zone though? BDS aside, I would think building any infrastructure in Israel would come with a very high risk of disruption or actual destruction.
Re: Intel Foundry launch poses challenge for Israel operations
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
What was the impact of IBM collaborating with the Nazis prior to and during World War 2. It is my understanding that there was very little to no negative impact on their business from the bad PR. Perhaps this is just a calculated risk Intel is willing to embark on. And with the number of anti-boycott laws and policies in America and Western Europe, I’m not surprise they’d take that risk. After all, both Siemens and C…
Did IBM have factories in the war zone though? BDS aside, I would think building any infrastructure in Israel would come with a very high risk of disruption or actual destruction.
Good point. I actually do think BDS is a good and effective strategy, I was perhaps being overly pessimistic here. Hopefully Intel will get punished for their complacency in ways IBM wasn’t.
Re: Intel Foundry launch poses challenge for Israel operations
#6It seems unthinkable that Intel would continue to invest in Israel. They should have never done it in the first place, and building a new fab would be at minimum a major PR disaster.
Intel CEO (2017): "We think of ourselves as an Israeli company as much as a US company"
https://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Intel-CEO-We-think-of-ours...
For me it is one of many reasons to avoid Intel products, but I am not sure why their upcoming fab in Israel will be a PR disaster -- Intel will simply focus their PR on their USA factories.
Re: Intel Foundry launch poses challenge for Israel operations
#7It seems unthinkable that Intel would continue to invest in Israel. They should have never done it in the first place, and building a new fab would be at minimum a major PR disaster.
Intel CEO (2017): "We think of ourselves as an Israeli company as much as a US company" https://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Intel-CEO-We-think-of-ours... For me it is one of many reasons to avoid Intel products, but I am not sure why their upcoming fab in Israel will be a PR disaster -- Intel will simply focus their PR on their USA factories.
if you want to avoid products developed or manufactured in israel, you probably need to stop using any electronics products. and a bunch of medical.