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Interesting to know about the 'N'. How about g1 & f1? Any history behind those?
by rey12rey 10y ago
Interesting to know about the 'N'. How about g1 & f1? Any history behind those?
- jbeda 10y agoI came up with the naming scheme here. We picked n for Intel as I could be confused with i3/i5/i7. Early work was done in AMD and we had an a1 series pre launch. IIRC, g is for Google or Generic where there are no promises on architecture. And f was for fractional. I've been out of Google for 2+ years now so reality may have drifted from that original scheme.