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To: cemanuel who wrote (21691)	10/29/2025 10:57:27 AM
From: QTI on SI	4 Recommendations Recommended By Bocor Chairo Kiisu Ichiro Smart_Asset stockpickeron Respond to of 21739

Re. Personally I have zero confidence that the recent cash influx from Huang and the government will resolve the company's long-term core problems. Personally, I'd like to see Intel get back to it's formal glory days. I think they can do it and may be this new CEO could pull it off. Apple, AMD, IBM all had long-term core problems at one time, but were able to turnaround under the right management. I think, Intel can do it too. I don't think most people realize how complicated semiconductors are, and there are only a handful of companies in the world (including Intel) that can do it. In tech, fortunes change fast, and sometimes very fast: How Mircosoft saved Apple from bankrukptcy (Intel is no way near bankruptcy): cnbc.com AMD: From the brink of bankruptcy to a 1,300% stock gain: How this CEO turned around her company: cnn.com How One Man Saved IBM From the Brink of Collapse: jacobm.medium.com I'm sure there are more examples of tech turnaround.