➀ Intel announces plans to cut 15% of its workforce, aiming to save US$10 billion by 2025 due to underwhelming financial results. ➁ CEO Pat Gelsinger cites high-cost, low-margin structure and inability to capitalize on AI trends as reasons for restructuring. ➂ Samsung's semiconductor division faces ongoing labor strikes despite similar revenue declines, highlighting the rigidity of South Korea's labor market.
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