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Having products uncompetitive sounds like a show stopper for me. If you want local supply the obvious solution would be to just use TSMC...
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And the post greatly exaggerates what I wrote, it makes out that BSPD (especially Intel) is pretty much unusable except for HPC -- the...
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Intel decided 20A and 18A were all BPSD..... a jump ahead technology. Also the roadmap today is not what the roadmap was in 2022...
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If Intel still had its memory business, it would be the highest revenue business unit at Intel. Intel will probably get back into memory...
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It's probably complicated, but a few guesses/thoughts:
- It's a brand new node, Mobile is usually first production on a node because...
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Speaking as someone who has actually done thermal analysis comparison of FSPD vs. BSPD in real high-performance chips vs. high-school...
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"Strangely, the first Intel BSPD (PowerVIa) product, Panther Lake, is for laptop computers. How do Intel and the OEMs overcome the...
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Strangely, the first Intel BSPD (PowerVIa) product, Panther Lake, is for laptop computers. How do Intel and the OEMs overcome the...
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In order to reach such one million "data centers", each of them needs to be cheap and almost disposable, because there is no easy or...
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Does the market for wireless connectivity chips used in industrial and consumer applications already have several experienced and...
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SoftBank does not have the ability to manufacture memory. Does that mean Intel is rejoining the race of memory manufacturing for the...
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And the post greatly exaggerates what I wrote, it makes out that BSPD (especially Intel) is pretty much unusable except for HPC -- the...
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