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I agree completely. Apple set this all in motion, what I call fabless systems companies. Off the shelf computing has been dying a slow...
Monday at 2:49 PM
It's not that simple, the metal stack and processing and qualification and DK and extraction and layout and libraries and SRAMs and...
Monday at 2:46 PM
Depends what you mean by "most customers"... ;-)
TSMC have said the BSPD (A16 process as opposed to N2) is suitable for HPC chips with...
Monday at 2:45 PM
Even Lego is doing in-house chips development project now.
https://semiwiki.com/forum/threads/smart-revolution-lego-smart-brick.24301/
Monday at 2:43 PM
Even Lego is doing in-house chips development project now.
https://semiwiki.com/forum/threads/smart-revolution-lego-smart-brick.24301/
Monday at 2:42 PM
Is this the golden age of the semis industry? Even if the AI bubble pops, it feels like big tech, especially with cloud computing...
Monday at 2:38 PM
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It's not that simple, the metal stack and processing and qualification and DK and extraction and layout and libraries and SRAMs and...
Monday at 1:37 PM
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Is this the golden age of the semis industry? Even if the AI bubble pops, it feels like big tech, especially with cloud computing...
Monday at 1:29 PM
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Is this the golden age of the semis industry? Even if the AI bubble pops, it feels like big tech, especially with cloud computing...
Monday at 12:59 PM
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It seems like they’re figuring it out now? Panther Lake has taken the lead in portable compute and graphics (outside of Apple…).
Can...
Monday at 12:09 PM
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The sad part of this problem is that Intel spends a lot of money on "product management". You know, the people talking to customers to...
Monday at 12:08 PM
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"A CoreWeave spokesperson told Reuters that the cash from the new investment will not be used to purchase Nvidia processors, but...
Monday at 11:55 AM
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It's not that simple, the metal stack and processing and qualification and DK and extraction and layout and libraries and SRAMs and...
Monday at 11:52 AM
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Im just saying Intel is not constrained by TSMC, they are constrained by IFS ..... @siliconbruh999 may be correct on product issues...
Monday at 11:52 AM
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It's not that simple, the metal stack and processing and qualification and DK and extraction and layout and libraries and SRAMs and...
Monday at 11:08 AM
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread Microsoft reveals second generation of its AI chip in effort to bolster cloud business.I agree completely. Apple set this all in motion, what I call fabless systems companies. Off the shelf computing has been dying a slow...
hist78 reacted to IanD's post in the thread Intel Foundry is way behind TSMC, but the goal is #2 by 2030 with
Like.
It's not that simple, the metal stack and processing and qualification and DK and extraction and layout and libraries and SRAMs and...
Haha.
Even Lego is doing in-house chips development project now. https://semiwiki.com/forum/threads/smart-revolution-lego-smart-brick.24301/