In the past two years, Intel, the global PC giant that has transformed into the Internet of Everything, has been shouting, trying to accelerate this strategic transformation in a more violent way.

On April 20, Intel announced plans to lay off 12,000 people, which accounted for 11% of its total workforce, while releasing its fiscal first-quarter financial report for the fiscal year 2016. This is the largest layoff after the company's layoffs in 2005-2009.

In response, Intel China responded, “We don’t currently provide information about specific countries or regions, but we are still evaluating the European zone plan.” Intel also said that the layoffs include global sector mergers, passive layoffs and voluntary The way to leave the job. The company plans to notify all affected employees over the next 60 days and will take action step by step within the next year.

For the purpose of layoffs, Intel China said, "Intel is in a delicate period, the company expects to open up the entire terminal product line from wearable devices to data centers through computing power." Intel CEO Ryan Koschi also said "We will be transforming from a PC company to a company that supports cloud and billions of smart, connected devices."

Active "slimming" to focus on the direction of transformation

Intel’s “slimming” plan is not a passive layoff and a reduction in losses. Data show that Intel's operating income for the first fiscal quarter of fiscal 2016 was $13.7 billion, up 7% year-on-year; net profit was $2.046 billion, up 3% year-on-year.

It is worth noting that since the first fiscal quarter of fiscal 2016, Intel has adopted a new financial reporting structure, which combines the PC chip and smart phone chip business into the “client computing business group” for the first time. The business group still maintains 1.7%. Year-on-year growth; the data center business group including the server chip business became Intel's relatively strong year-on-year growth in the business sector; the non-volatile memory revenue originally included in the "other income" was independently formed; after the acquisition of Altera, the FPGA chip business was Integration into the Programmable Solutions business group.

A chip industry practitioner analyzed in an interview with the China Business Journal. The new financial report structure shows Intel's integration in the process of “the decline of the old business and the rise of new fields”. “Integrating the PC and smartphone chip business. Into a business group, indicating that Intel hopes to reduce the importance of these two businesses; launching a programmable solution business group indicates that Intel will overweight its emerging growth business such as tablet and video game chips, accelerating the shift in the PC market; The independent entry of volatile memory business indicates that Intel will further attack the memory field in the near future."

Organizational change also shows Intel's transformational thinking. Recently, the company's PC and mobile device chip sales director and head of the Internet of Things business have left, Qualcomm former executive Murphy Raduk Tara became Intel's newly established "user and IoT business and system architecture business group" "President, the rank is second only to Ke Zaiqi.

The direction of Intel's future efforts has been determined, that is, the "PC and smart phone chip business" is combined into one, the global division of the two businesses merges, layoffs and reductions; at the same time, focus on the growth of the strong data center business and "user-side and things The networked business group"; in addition, the memory business and "programmable solutions" will also be nurtured as new revenue drivers.

Data shows that in the first fiscal quarter of fiscal 2016, Intel’s data center business group with server chip business grew 13%, average selling price fell 3%, and overall operating revenue increased 8.6% to $4 billion. Client and Internet of Things The operating income of the business group reached US$ 651 million, a year-on-year increase of 22%, which is the fastest growing among all business segments.

For the integration of the "client computing business group", layoffs, and future areas that will focus more on data centers, the Internet of Things and other fast-growing areas, Ke Zaiqi said, "The company's performance proves that this is an effective strategy. We should accelerate this momentum to strengthen our strength."

In the three major areas of China

In fact, at the IDF Information Technology Summit held in Shenzhen every year, Intel's PC chip business and mobile chip business unexpectedly “disappeared”, which became the focus of discussion in the industry. In the past IDF, Intel actively showed the evolution and direction of its technology and products, PC and smartphone business has never been absent; but in 2016 IDF, more time and space was left to Intel Internet of Things, create Technical introduction and planning for customer planning, data center business, etc.

In 2016, IDF opened, and Intel's global vice president and president of China, Yang Xu, pointed out clearly to the industry that "Intel will expand its computing applications from the three aspects of digitalization, cloud computing, and intelligent Internet."

Yang Xu pointed out in his speech, "If the cloud in the past is mainly to connect people, the next step of the cloud is to connect all things, from '10,000 people to the cloud' to 'Wanwu Lianyun', the object cloud will be the focus. Intel will actively promote the development of the Internet of Things from the standards, platforms, applications and other aspects."

In the era of the Internet of Things, massive amounts of data are being captured, stored, analyzed, shared, and the use of this data to analyze and share this data will change every product in the moment. For example, the collection of medical data can promote the transformation of traditional medical treatments centered on disease treatment and the future of health care with a focus on health prevention.

Intel’s senior vice president and general manager of the data center business group, Bo Anna, also revealed that the company will accelerate the transformation of the Internet of Things from three aspects: first, promote the open source and standardization process, promote the development of the industry, and second, establish a leading network platform to establish The industry's leading position, the third is to accelerate the construction of the ecosystem through the "Intel Network Builder" program.

At the same time, based on the “Intel Creative Space Accelerator” program in 2015, Intel launched the “Creator Popcorn” program in 2016. Popcorn comes from a theory of Yang Xu. "In the PC era, innovation is dominated by big companies, just like 'Mushroom Clouds'; in the era of mobile Internet, innovation has become a wave of 'waves'; In today's era of smart internet, "mass entrepreneurship, innovation", innovation is like 'popcorn'." In order to seize these innovative "popcorns" and enrich their own ecological chain, Intel strongly supports innovation in China. Guest, entrepreneurship, innovation.

For intelligence, Intel focuses on "real-world technology" based on its own computing power, making this technology as "complicated as human eyes", processing information, capturing images, measuring scales, tracking motion trajectories, and promoting this technology. To various subdivisions such as robots, drones, and wearable devices. For example, it can identify the environment and the owner's robot butler, the drone that can automatically avoid obstacles, the wearable products that can remotely operate other equipment, the virtual dressing fitting mirror, and the intelligent identification of the user's teller machine. Etc., let "real sense technology" be applied to all aspects of human life.

In addition, in the data center business including server chips, Intel also has a layout in China in 2016. Intel announced on January 22 that it will form a joint venture with Tsinghua University and Qiqi Technology to provide 100 million US dollars in research funding to help Tsinghua University develop. A programmable chip that will be packaged in a plastic module with an Intel Xeon microprocessor that will be used as a computing chip for enterprise and government data centers in order to comply with the Chinese government. Reduce the requirements for dependence on foreign semiconductor products.

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