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Intel confirms employment decrease, trims year-end projection amid demand downturn

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  • Intel will lay off staff to save billions of dollars.
  • Intel’s layoff news follows Bloomberg’s story earlier this month that Intel Corp. was planning thousands of job cuts.
  • The corporation revealed ambitions to slash $3 billion in costs next year in its third-quarter earnings. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told Reuters “human costs” will reduce that.
  • “We are anticipating for the economic uncertainties to endure beyond 2023,” CEO Pat Gelsinger told analysts on a conference call. David Zinsner, Intel’s CFO, predicted a global slump.
  • He claimed Intel was cutting certain manufacturing labour hours. The corporation wants to save $8-10 billion a year by 2025.

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