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Otelnni later admitted that he was wrong
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It would seem I failed to make my point about the economics of the iPhone deal. Intel's process was not cost effective for building a...
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is it just me or Zisner souded nervous?
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My guess is firing all those people is taking its toll. A lot of projects might be delayed. Some were cancelled.
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exactly
And Intels most successful and profitable products are 10 and 7. And Intel mentioned the effect of 18A on Intels Margins...
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Are you doubting the most Honest US President /s
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Wait, the $30 or $40 billion gain that Trump mentioned doesn’t seem right.
On August 22, 2025, the U.S. government announced an $8.9...
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AI/ChatGPT is helping so much. I like it when it gets years wrong on events and pretends past events are upcoming
Oct 24, 2025
It may not be but if you want to sell your hardware to public it needs to be programmable easily which Gaudi wasn't
Oct 24, 2025
I agree, though I think it pushes back the clock more like 7-10 years (3-4 full nodes).
The 10nm debacle allowed AMD to take nearly...
Oct 24, 2025
If we could turn back the clock and make Intel’s 10nm process deliver on time, assuming everything else remained the same, would Intel...
Oct 24, 2025
Intel basically shot itself in the foot otherwise TSMC wouldn't have the tech crown and getting foundry customer would have been lot...
Oct 24, 2025
Morris Chang genius continues to pay off, with TSM being one of the world's greatest companies and a great investment. His legacy...
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Intel basically shot itself in the foot otherwise TSMC wouldn't have the tech crown and getting foundry customer would have been lot...
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Intel took a lot of effort kicking out Transmeta from the thin and light laptop market. But they failed at mobile.
Intel had the...
Oct 24, 2025
Like.
My guess is firing all those people is taking its toll. A lot of projects might be delayed. Some were cancelled.
Haha.
Are you doubting the most Honest US President /s
Angry.
Wait, the $30 or $40 billion gain that Trump mentioned doesn’t seem right. On August 22, 2025, the U.S. government announced an $8.9...
Xebec reacted to siliconbruh999's post in the thread TSMC to make advanced 2-nm chips in US sooner to meet AI demand with