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I worked at Intel at the same time as Pat Gelsinger from 1982-1986, and our chip was an early graphic co-processor dubbed the 82786, and...
Today at 8:14 AM
The PG initials on the chips are of less concern in the broader scale of the i386 business. But I wonder whether Andy Grove’s tolerance...
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I clearly don't get that impression from Andy Grove though...
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The Trainium article, complete with animations, is surprisingly good. It covers several concepts which I suspect many professional...
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I clearly don't get that impression from Andy Grove though...
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I will be there. I'm expecting some big announcements from Intel and customers. Lip-Bu's one year Intel anniversary!
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https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/17/jeff-bezos-reportedly-returns-to-the-trenches-as-co-ceo-of-new-ai-startup-project-prometheus/
Bezos...
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The PG initials on the chips are of less concern in the broader scale of the i386 business. But I wonder whether Andy Grove’s tolerance...
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Getting this by Grove is an achievement in itself!
Now I'm curious if any i386 clones... also have "PG" embedded in them :)
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After weeks of speculation, we are breaking news here and on ServeTheHome that Intel has made a titanic roadmap shift, with an entire...
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"Pat Gelsinger has shared the story of how his initials remained on the Intel 386 silicon die, despite them being spotted by the top...
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Dan, is there anything like a photonic transistor that doesn't use any electrical current out there and is even possible?
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"Pat Gelsinger has shared the story of how his initials remained on the Intel 386 silicon die, despite them being spotted by the top...
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I will be there. I'm expecting some big announcements from Intel and customers. Lip-Bu's one year Intel anniversary!
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