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Well, part of their strategy is to be able to much more rapidly design a wide variety of specialized parts, such as their ability to generate the specification
by CarVac 11y ago
Well, part of their strategy is to be able to much more rapidly design a wide variety of specialized parts, such as their ability to generate the specification computationally in 15 minutes. They recognize that the needs of the market are changing rapidly, and they have to be able to meet any of them.
Hopefully this lets them pivot and take advantage of new opportunities better than previous efforts to make a superior CPU.
- koffiezet 11y agoThis quick & easy specialization might be a part of what could give them market share, but I don't think this is their best shot. While this "IoT" might be the most stupid buzzword I've ever heard, what it stands for is true: everything will be networked in the future. The only thing that matters here is that devices can talk together, and this might be their biggest shot. These days micro-controllers are already being replaced by cheap ARM's that run circles around them and are easier to develop for. This is an area where the semi-conductor industry will grow massively. If they're able to prove that their design offers the same processing power for less power, a whole lot of companies could be interested.