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Well for laptops the Core Ultra is their first platform I'd recommend since Zen2. As for desktops...They might skip Meteor Lake and the Intel 4 node altogether, and go Straight for Lunar on 3nm

Hopefully Elon wins and this becomes as foundational as the Ford vs Dodge lawsuit

Assuming they don't use the worst possible NAND flash, it should withstand 200, maybe 400 years. A single millennium... I suppose enterprise tier SLC could survive it, but not an SD card, 2 would need ceramic packaging, binning and a lot of luck

Might also have to do with the fact that it's easier to fab smaller, simpler chips on bleeding edge nodes, or that N3(P) is more mobile/low power optimized

They'd need to update the IO, and since Ada is monolithic, that means designing a completely new chip, so no

This will likely fail, but it's an interesting anti-sag mechanism

As long as this means Boby gets the axe, I'm fine, also the breast milk company had a good EGS score, but I can't have an actual WoT or Witcher adaptation, despite having Sanderson and Cavil respectively on set?

Did anyone play any of the new cRPGs on console, aren't controls designed for M+KB?

As a Nova Air owner my answer is lukewarm. They have made a lot of improvements, but even the update I got in May was still Android 10. But to be fair, if they updated the OS to 12, and added a dedicated create table function I'd be fine since this is basically a notebook/clipboard replacement...

Doesn't SMT have 28/32nm fabs already in Europe. Also doesn't GlobalFoundries have a 14nm foundry in Germany?

So basically we are paying Samsung or TSMC to build a single fab, or a few "mature" ones, and not say give SMT, Philips, NXP, Siemens, Ericsson, or even some start-up money to create an European EUV node. At least if Winnie the Poo or Kim do invade we'll have one foundry and it's operators...

Just as Intel was recovering from the 14nm+++++ era, they brought not just an exec, but the co-founder of BlackRock? At least TPU gave here the homecoming anyone involved in that plight on humanity deserves

Am I the only one disturbed by the 27% overvoltage? I mean even 1.35V is a bit much for DDR5

I mostly agree, but the whole short life cycle socket does destroy the environment, since the people who do upgrade after 3-4 years will need a new motherboard. But even AMD with their 128 mb BIOS isn't the most unsullied maiden, just a bit better. P.S. environmental impact starts when they...

Because other than 14nm vs 16nm, and arguably N10 vs 10LPE, Samsung kept running into issues for the past few years