An interesting article recently in Forbes re Intel. The writer not too keen on the company... "Investors should steer clear of Intel shares. Its largest customers are turning away from Intel architecture. This trend is accelerating."
Whether you agree with his analysis or not, it's worth thinking about the effect this may have on WBT if it partners with Intel. Probably not much but it may encourage Intel to embrace and promote reram in an effort to stay relevant.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmar...ustrial-manufacturers-switch-to-custom-chips/
An interesting article recently in Forbes re Intel. The writer...
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