Two things missing
As others have pointed out. It looks like the 13th and 14th gen desktop and some xeon processors (most of them it looks like now) have degradation flaws from extreme over voltage that Intel has allowed as "recommended Intel defaults" for years since skylake or before, but now they have pushed the chips so much to keep up with AMD that the additional daily juicing is causing degradation of the silicon and making CPUs unstable for certain tasks. Its a mess. Gamers in particular, small as that is on the balance sheet, will be avoiding Intel for the next few years. The knock on being that if ansked they will also steer others away from Intel over this.
The is also a problem with some layers in the CPU oxidising and causing its own problems, the two seem separate but concurrent and Intel will not define what range in date or serial number that they know are effected, even though they have known about this since 2022. Bad times to own or buy Intel.
Further
Related to the layoffs, it was not quoted in this article but on a staff call (I could be wrong but I think it was pat) said:
"we have a lot of wood to chop"
That's referring to people as wood or logs the exact same terms used by Japanese Unit 731 as they experimented on Chinese people. Cutting off limbs while alive and not sedated, deliberately infecting with the bubonic plague (which still exists in chia today for this reason), and other horrific human experimentation.
The head of intel thinks of people as less than human and uses that language openly.