claesSomeone doesn’t read news outside of tech forums

ThrashZoneHi,
Nope there are also rumors but no special section for that so they land in the news section and are speculated here.
On the record = public release
Off the record = leak or rumor.

AnarchoPrimitivAmen... all companies care about is short term stick prices, and if throwing out the work forcebis necessary ro do that, then that's what they'll do....ignoring the fact that workers having money to spend is what keeps recessions from getting worse. This is why state owned or partially state owned industries are an excellent way of acting as a backstop against recession....since they're state owned and don't have to run at a profit, they maintain their labor force, their labor force maintains disposable income, and our consumer based economies continue working.....it's worked great in the past.

64KI hope GlobalFoundries cuts some of the fat from the executive tier then but I doubt they will.

DivergeJust wait until they come out with AI for management. Just imagine how much money can be saved by AI bots having meetings with other AI bots. All they do is make decisions, something that can be done with some programming. Keep pushing metrics, it will make it that much easier for bots to decide things.

"The unique insights and depth of experience that Paul and Rosemary bring will help us expand and diversify our Board while providing enormous value to Arm at such a pivotal moment in our journey," said Rene Haas, CEO, Arm.

Haas added, "Paul has an incredible track record of developing cutting-edge technologies and leading Qualcomm through an amazing growth phase, and Rosemary has demonstrated exceptional leadership capabilities, setting and executing strategic priorities, driving innovation and cultivating customer relationships across a variety of Intel's businesses during her long career there. I look forward to working with both Paul and Rosemary as we strengthen our leadership position in the semiconductor ecosystem and prepare for the public markets."

"I have worked with Arm from the early days of smartphones and the wireless internet," Paul E. Jacobs added. "As computing becomes ever more pervasive, this creates new opportunities to build upon Arm's market-leading position. I am excited to join Arm's Board and work with the world-class team here to help drive the next technology revolutions."

"Arm is poised to be a leader in the semiconductor and computing industries," said Rosemary Schooler. "Working with customers to solve their most complex technology challenges has been the focus of my career. I'm thrilled to join Arm and look forward to helping the company expand its connected computing footprint across the globe."