cytg111
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having ppl, even engineers, run round in circles producing nothing is obviously quite expensive, so of course Intel will keep some kind of a release schedule. On the other hand, the resource locking that intel tries to fix in haswell with TX also somewhat applies to people, if one guys is 1x effective, ten guys will not be 10x.
Without proper competition I am quite sure Intel will scale back so that the collective effectiveness of their workers are optimized relative to the market/demand that they're supplying hardware for.
But thats just my deranged brain.
edit : being on the hunt for the low power segment produces another competition vector of course (different direction, different momentum)
Without proper competition I am quite sure Intel will scale back so that the collective effectiveness of their workers are optimized relative to the market/demand that they're supplying hardware for.
But thats just my deranged brain.
edit : being on the hunt for the low power segment produces another competition vector of course (different direction, different momentum)
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