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I think it could be a 'wash' in terms of slowing them down.
China developed it's own WiFi standards, a few years after using 'foreign'...
Dec 23, 2025
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Letting China buy advanced chips at this point could cripple Chinese companies and could benefit the foreign makers, could this be a...
Dec 23, 2025
I think you've misinterpreted my use of the dinosaur emoji. I'm not implying I'm a dinosaur, I'm implying that block storage and NFS...
Dec 23, 2025
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The Intel AZ site, fully equipped is certainly capable of 10k per week. Fab52 alone? Not remotely possible.
Dec 22, 2025
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Totally disagree with Pat on selling chips to China. Cleary China has gotten chips through black or grey markets and now they are making...
Dec 22, 2025
https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/global-markets-tech/
Dec 22, 2025
While I appreciate the CEO stepping up to the plate here I do not think it was necessary. It is a bad example for Elon Musk.
I would...
Dec 22, 2025
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No Directive 4 eh!
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Dec 22, 2025
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Does this benefit the paying public who are ultimately the end user.
What is the point for TSMC to completely turn over their...
Dec 22, 2025
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Really? Intel's integrated CPU graphics are arguably the world's highest volume production graphics. Datacenter and supercomputing...
Dec 22, 2025
EngineAI T800 robot kicking - EngineAI
In early December 2025, Chinese robotics firm EngineAI introduced its humanoid robot T800...
Dec 22, 2025
Doesn't TSMC basically have a captive audience with advanced packaging at this stage? Couldn't they generate a pretty high margin for...
Dec 22, 2025
That was Pat's claim along with his 5NY4 nonsense.
If you include internal customers, as Samsung does, Intel Foundry is already #2...
Dec 22, 2025
@MKWVentures Fab52 is 40K WSPM according to Naga
Dec 22, 2025
Xebec replied to the thread Advanced Chips to China could cripple Chinese suppliers?.I think it could be a 'wash' in terms of slowing them down. China developed it's own WiFi standards, a few years after using 'foreign'...
Haha.
I think you've misinterpreted my use of the dinosaur emoji. I'm not implying I'm a dinosaur, I'm implying that block storage and NFS...
Like.
The Intel AZ site, fully equipped is certainly capable of 10k per week. Fab52 alone? Not remotely possible.
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread AI boom drives data-center dealmaking to record high, says report.https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/global-markets-tech/