Intel Closes Automotive Division Amid Major Restructuring and Layoffs
Intel has decided to shut down its automotive business and lay off a significant portion of its workforce, reflecting a strategic shift towards its core client and data center markets. This decision is part of a broader restructuring effort amid declining sales and competitive pressures in the semiconductor industry.
The company recently reported a substantial net income loss and is implementing cost-cutting measures aimed at saving billions. Despite the closure of its automotive division, Intel's acquisition of Mobileye remains unaffected, ensuring continuity in self-driving technology development.
As Intel navigates these challenges, it strives to enhance its product offerings and better meet customer demands.
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