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Why don't they name the customer/supplier when it is obvious when the product is taken apart? Even with the Cisco DDR SDRAM fiasco, it wasn't that hard to figur
by yuhong 10y ago
Why don't they name the customer/supplier when it is obvious when the product is taken apart? Even with the Cisco DDR SDRAM fiasco, it wasn't that hard to figure out that it was Micron DDR SDRAM that is at fault.
- wmf 10y agoNo one can afford to name and shame Intel due to potential retaliation.
- yuhong 10y agoIntel already published the errata.
- ticviking 10y agoSo why keep using intel
- lostlogin 10y agoI'm likely revealing my ignorance, but what's the alternative?
- AstralStorm 10y agoARM, MIPS. (multiple routers use these) Custom FPGA softcore even. Maybe extra ASICs. Cisco is big enough for that. However I suspect Intel might be cheapest to get for performance.
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- taspeotis 10y agoNDAs are par for the course.