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In August 2023, Fast Technology was one of only four Chinese media outlets to visit Intel's packaging and testing factory and laboratory...
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It's pretty easy to skirt restrictions (Russia and North Korea have been doing this for a long time). Intermediates will just buy the...
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In software you could tell when the derivative code had the same bugs as the original. With chips, it doesn't seem practical to...
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Short answer - Intel 7 was "full stack" - all server, workstation, desktop, and mobile use cases, and no "new node" has provided the...
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Profound!
Its like he can see into the future.
Oct 13, 2025
I’ve gotten the impression from various photos of different semiconductor fabs that only Intel’s staff seem to have so many important...
Oct 13, 2025
Intel's PR department hasn't got the memo yet. :)
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Short answer - Intel 7 was "full stack" - all server, workstation, desktop, and mobile use cases, and no "new node" has provided the...
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Out of the CEOs mentioned I would side with Jensen Huang. He separates training from inference or tokens. Yes there is a training...
Oct 13, 2025
Short answer - Intel 7 was "full stack" - all server, workstation, desktop, and mobile use cases, and no "new node" has provided the...
Oct 13, 2025
So, the “5 nodes in 4 years” (5N4Y) plan is actually one big node and four little ones over four years?
Since Intel introduced 5N4Y...
Oct 13, 2025
Short answer - Intel 7 was "full stack" - all server, workstation, desktop, and mobile use cases, and no "new node" has provided the...
Oct 13, 2025
After watching Pat Gelsinger’s interview, I’m convinced that Intel’s board of directors made the wrong decision in hiring him as CEO in...
Oct 13, 2025
After watching Pat Gelsinger’s interview, I’m convinced that Intel’s board of directors made the wrong decision in hiring him as CEO in...
Oct 13, 2025
Out of the CEOs mentioned I would side with Jensen Huang. He separates training from inference or tokens. Yes there is a training...
Oct 13, 2025
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In August 2023, Fast Technology was one of only four Chinese media outlets to visit Intel's packaging and testing factory and laboratory...
hist78 replied to the thread Chinese media given tour of Intel Fab 52: here are their notes.I’ve gotten the impression from various photos of different semiconductor fabs that only Intel’s staff seem to have so many important...
Xebec replied to the thread Intel Unveils Panther Lake Architecture: First AI PC Platform Built on 18A.Short answer - Intel 7 was "full stack" - all server, workstation, desktop, and mobile use cases, and no "new node" has provided the...
Daniel Nenni reacted to hist78's post in the thread Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says AI is a bubble that won't pop for 'several years' with