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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Discussion Intel's past, present and future.Don't forget Apple taking over their uncompetitive radio group and making a competitive radio.
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Discussion Intel's past, present and future.How would such a tariff make sense? Everyone would move assembly out of the US, and there's not much here to start with. It's not like...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Discussion Intel's past, present and future.The problem is that Intels problems are real, and time is running out. The US seems to not care if we lose Intel.
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Discussion Intel's past, present and future.Yes they are because they're never going to happen. Everyone knows they're never going to happen. Japan and the EU said as much. Tim...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Discussion Intel's past, present and future.Well, Apple can do that. They've returned $1T to shareholders, they can invest $600B in the US. But I'll tell you a secret - all of...
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Jjohnsonwax reacted to Saylick's post in the thread Discussion Leading Edge Foundry Node advances (TSMC, Samsung Foundry, Intel) - [2020 - 2025] with
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Probably because there physically isn't enough N2 volume to satisfy Nvidia. Recall that Nvidia is still slapping large monolithic dies... -
Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..I should note there is a whole benchmarking scene in Factorio. It's a bit more complicated with 2.0 and I don't have a good sense of...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..Because engineering isn't free. And the idea that ARM could even scale into that space is a rather new one. Apple releasing a 64 bit ARM...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..I'll see if I still have it. The blueprints weren't exactly useful in other contexts.
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..In all fairness, Factorio hardly touches the GPU and is mainly constrained by single thread performance and memory speed. The X3D does...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..Story: Last year I did a big online Factorio event (I'm retired so I can spend my day playing video games, thank you very much) and a...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..Scheduler issue here as well - typically on MacOS once a process has threads moved to P core, they don't fill up E cores unless they are...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..Well, they're 35 years in now without the pull. No sh*t. And they're paying ARM a license, and ARM distributes that design cost across...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..Why wouldn't it last? Presumably ARM by now has figured out how much the license need to cost to keep it going and there's zero marginal...
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Jjohnsonwax replied to the thread Question x86 and ARM architectures comparison thread..That's purely an economic not technical question. And I think the reason why you're looking at Amazon and not AMD for that is because...
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