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minus-square@BigTrout75link7•4 months agoJust make a chip that is cheaper, more energy efficient and I’ll be happy. I keep hearing that laptops, desktops, consoles and phones don’t matter but for some reason companies in those markets are doing okay (Nvidia, AMD, TSMC)
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink0•4 months agoChips without management engine would also be a selling point. I wrote off x86 as a dead end since 2013.
Just make a chip that is cheaper, more energy efficient and I’ll be happy. I keep hearing that laptops, desktops, consoles and phones don’t matter but for some reason companies in those markets are doing okay (Nvidia, AMD, TSMC)
Chips without management engine would also be a selling point.
I wrote off x86 as a dead end since 2013.