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Gelsinger was a "champion" of Larrabee, but he did not lead it or architect it. Doug Carmean was the chief architect. Gelsinger liked...
Aug 19, 2025
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Do you think Jensen will stick around? He seems like a go getter type who wants to build something from the ground up instead of taking...
Aug 19, 2025
Right, I remember that. Intel lost and ended up buying DEC's Hudson Fab and did a cross licensing deal. Intel also got DECs StrongArm...
Aug 19, 2025
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There is a pretty good discussion happing here between the lines on some of the factors impacting the economics of foundry.
I think...
Aug 19, 2025
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that's a little too harsh. Intel still holds x86 and all its patents. That's gotta be worth something
Aug 19, 2025
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Go Lip-Bu! Go Intel! Clearly Masayoshi Son reads SemiWiki. :cool:
Aug 19, 2025
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Jensen would have done a massive re-org like Lip-Bu for sure. Nvidia has a very flat organization. BK was the worst Intel CEO of all...
Aug 19, 2025
Yes, that’s the ideal approach.
But as we’ve seen with many companies, including Intel, once they begin making decent profits and...
Aug 19, 2025
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If you remember when Intel lost the lawsuit against DEC, the architect of Alpha CPU left to work for AMD and I think that helped AMD...
Aug 19, 2025
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And yet to succeed at foundry on the leading edge, you need that customer zero to work with while the node is still in development. I...
Aug 19, 2025
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There is a pretty good discussion happing here between the lines on some of the factors impacting the economics of foundry.
I think...
Aug 19, 2025
And yet to succeed at foundry on the leading edge, you need that customer zero to work with while the node is still in development. I...
Aug 19, 2025
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That doesn't stack up with actual calculations/simulations I did when looking into BSPD.
With conventional FSPD the transistors sit...
Aug 19, 2025
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And yet to succeed at foundry on the leading edge, you need that customer zero to work with while the node is still in development. I...
Aug 19, 2025
well It would have total domination in CPU/GPU/Foundry maybe Mobile as well if that would have happened
Aug 19, 2025
Daniel Nenni reacted to blueone's post in the thread How Intel went from iconic chimaker to AI laggard with
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Gelsinger was a "champion" of Larrabee, but he did not lead it or architect it. Doug Carmean was the chief architect. Gelsinger liked...
hist78 replied to the thread Forget the White House Sideshow. Intel Must Decide What It Wants to Be..Yes, that’s the ideal approach. But as we’ve seen with many companies, including Intel, once they begin making decent profits and...