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So calculating in the dissociative “medication” to this latest delusion, xAI will buy a couple hundred thousand of chips worth some...
Tuesday at 12:05 PM
Published earlier this year, before Lip-BU became CEO:
Tuesday at 11:48 AM
Elon Musk Predicts xAI Alone Will Buy ‘Billions’ of AI Chips Costing As Much as $25 Trillion, With 50 Million Chips Coming Within ‘5...
Tuesday at 11:41 AM
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Pat was always very combative. I think he was the right CEO for Intel even if he messed up with the economic side of things. He still...
Tuesday at 11:20 AM
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A couple of interesting, very likely debatable, points from Professor Bill Lazonick in this video:
1. It looks like he feels Intel did...
Tuesday at 11:04 AM
True but TSMC, Nvidia, and Apple have been at it for 30+ years. Intel and Samsung foundry are rising from the ashes so they will need to...
Tuesday at 10:45 AM
In my opinion, this action by the US government will have implications on Intel's access to Chinese markets. I would not be surprised if...
Tuesday at 10:44 AM
US government agencies do use old, sometimes very old, semiconductors due to long product development, manufacturing, testing...
Tuesday at 10:36 AM
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In my opinion, this action by the US government will have implications on Intel's access to Chinese markets. I would not be surprised if...
Tuesday at 10:32 AM
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We keep trying to find ways to make the Jets and Panthers competitive with the Chiefs.
Customers are free to bet on the Jets and...
Tuesday at 10:28 AM
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Nokia had a huge installed base on Symbian OS. Symbian was great when it came out but hopelessly obsolete in the late 2000s. They tried...
Tuesday at 10:24 AM
I think there is a disruptive way to challenge TSMC, in fact I am counting on it, but the first order of business is to get Intel and...
Tuesday at 10:18 AM
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Is there no disruptive way to challenge TSMC?
(Atomic Semi/peers, another novel way of building chips, building a world class...
Tuesday at 10:05 AM
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No leading edge foundry will ever grow again without state backing. As you are well aware, the startup costs are astronomical (just ask...
Tuesday at 9:56 AM
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Because the government disowned most of the industry by the early nineties, and was no longer doing outright wealth transfers to Chiang...
Tuesday at 9:25 AM
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread The Fall of Intel.Published earlier this year, before Lip-BU became CEO:
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In my opinion, this action by the US government will have implications on Intel's access to Chinese markets. I would not be surprised if...
hist78 replied to the thread Intel warns US stake could hurt international sales, future grants.US government agencies do use old, sometimes very old, semiconductors due to long product development, manufacturing, testing...