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Err, again, the people involved, on their own, buy enough chips to have a completely self supporting ecosystem. Even if it only ever stayed the current set of p
by DannyBee 10y ago
Err, again, the people involved, on their own, buy enough chips to have a completely self supporting ecosystem.
Even if it only ever stayed the current set of participants, it'd be enough money to be worth it
- nickpsecurity 10y agoPlus the suppliers are already making enough to justify building these things. It's existing products being extended with a new interface to support new products. Whatever Intel does probably won't kill the existing products. With that in mind, I think the move can be only beneficial for Intel's competitors given they're already in an uphill battle needing differentiators. What you think on that angle?