And this would mark another mess of a deal they need to focus on GPGPU not shop for startups.
There was another thread where
@adroc_thurston said that Intel should have shipped, whatever they had (good / bad / evil / mediocre).
With iterations + feedback, with use of chiplets that Intel is getting pretty good at, they could have found a combination, niche, use case and a customer.
In 2022/2023, Intel and AMD were seen as being in similar (un)competitive position vs. Nvidia. But since that time, AMD shipped 4 products and Intel cancelled everything.
N+2 was always described to be solving all the shortcoming of N+1, and by cancelling N+1, N+2 will get to market so much faster. Except it never happened.
Some exuberant Intel fans on Twitter say that this will be a game changer with Intel Foundry, filling Intel fabs. So out of curiosity, I asked Grok for a ballpark estimate, to estimate from known SambaNova shipments, how many TSMC wafers per month it needs.
Grok answer was 2 wafers per month.