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It's a rather boring chip - but that's OK. Given what it costs to take a 28nm design into production, you generally do need to be conservative especially on a f
by happycube 10y ago
It's a rather boring chip - but that's OK. Given what it costs to take a 28nm design into production, you generally do need to be conservative especially on a first go around.
- vegabook 10y agoI get that, but Luxembourg could probably do the same. We're talking about the world's other erstwhile superpower here.
- happycube 10y agoWhen I hear that I think "China?" - and they do have much more impressive tech. There's a JV that has a license to AMD's Ryzen* tech for servers, and another company with a 64-core ARM server chip. (* - I was thinking it was for Fail^H^H^H^HBulldozer at first, which would probably have set them back several years ;) )