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Sounds like a short sighted plan.
Absolutely, it's not a plan, and it's not even a strategy, it's basically only a sort of financial tactic. And you almost never win on tactics alone.
AMD had a strategy back in 2016 to become more profitable by increasing profit margins over time. But this was to be accomplished by making more efficient and more competitive products.
The development roadmap was the plan for better products and which markets to compete in, the pricing structure was the strategy to increase profitability, and take server market share.
Right now it seems like intel is without either plan or strategy, they are trying to find their footing with day to day tactics.