Raja Koduri, the former chief architect and executive vice president of Intel's architecture, graphics and software division, has written an X article outlining his thoughts on the troubled waters Intel currently finds itself in. In his piece, he highlights Intel's current "treasures and snakes" and what he believes is the way forward for the company. Essentially, as he sums up in an accompanying tweet, "You don't learn when you don't ship."
Intel's treasures, according to Koduri, are its IP and technology, with many innovations left "sitting on shelf." The contrasting snakes, however, are defined as the bureaucratic process that Koruri sees as dominating corporate decision making, leaving innovation behind.
