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Pats comments are a colorful story. " I put my initials on the 386, con'd my way out of it."
Today at 11:25 AM
The Trainium article, complete with animations, is surprisingly good. It covers several concepts which I suspect many professional...
Today at 10:45 AM
Google CEO Sundar Pichai issued a pointed warning in an interview with the BBC: no company — not even Google — would be immune if the...
Today at 10:36 AM
Google CEO Sundar Pichai issued a pointed warning in an interview with the BBC: no company — not even Google — would be immune if the...
Today at 10:27 AM
SINGAPORE - GlobalFoundries (GF), one of the world’s top contract chipmakers, has acquired Singapore’s Advanced Micro Foundry (AMF), in...
Today at 10:00 AM
Yes, it used to be a common practice, and it is less of a concern as I mentioned in the previous post. For those people who are...
Today at 9:48 AM
Very common practice back in the day. Once on a test chip, I may or may not have put a Van Halen logo on the poly mask.
Ah.... the...
Today at 9:46 AM
Very common practice back in the day. Once on a test chip, I may or may not have put a Van Halen logo on the poly mask.
Ah.... the...
Today at 9:40 AM
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 9:40 AM
"Pat Gelsinger has shared the story of how his initials remained on the Intel 386 silicon die, despite them being spotted by the top...
Today at 9:40 AM
M
If what they want to do is processors segmentation by memory capacity/throughput, it's very smart choice. Intel already has a bunch of...
Today at 8:41 AM
M
Very common practice back in the day. Once on a test chip, I may or may not have put a Van Halen logo on the poly mask.
Ah.... the...
Today at 8:39 AM
Very cool! I never heard of the chip, but it looks fairly capable for the time. Thanks for sharing...
Today at 8:20 AM
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 8:16 AM
I agree here with SB; at least in his book "Only the Paranoid Survive", he talked a lot about addressing cultural issues that would...
Today at 8:16 AM
Daniel Nenni reacted to blueone's post in the thread Amazon explains how the Trainium chip works to non-experts with
Like.
The Trainium article, complete with animations, is surprisingly good. It covers several concepts which I suspect many professional...
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Very common practice back in the day. Once on a test chip, I may or may not have put a Van Halen logo on the poly mask. Ah.... the...