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A few missing slides that contained over hyped stats from the marketing department is crossing an unacceptable ethical boundary? How do you describe IME and it
by cyberpunk 10y ago
A few missing slides that contained over hyped stats from the marketing department is crossing an unacceptable ethical boundary?
How do you describe IME and it's implications then? That's the ethical line the enlightened should be offended by.
Sorry to be harsh, but such a bold headline from a site that no one has heard of (with a probably accurate name) feels like It was written by a PR droid whose free beer account just got cut off by Intel.
Also; who gives a crap about low end SSDs? I doubt anyone you know will ever even see one of these in the wild unless you decide to buy cheap gear for some kind of statement or other..
- cyberpunk 10y agoI really wasn't looking for a final nail here but the 'hot article' link On this site is a 2012 article called 'Microsoft has failed'.... It's 2017 and ms doubled in value since that was written...
- mafuyu 10y agoThe article isn't loading for me, but SemiAccurate isn't a totally unknown site. They're a bit like The Register for hardware, with an overblown writing style, but their analysis is decent.
- redtuesday 10y agoThe google cache has at least the text: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:B5DWGh4d4d4J:https://semiaccurate.com/2017/03/27/intel-crosses-unacceptable-ethical-line/%2Bhttp://semiaccurate.com/2017/03/27/intel-crosses-unacceptable-ethical-line/&client=firefox-b&hl=de&ct=clnk http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:B5DWGh4...
- mankash666 10y ago"There are more things in heaven save earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy" - this website is well known among chip designers and hardware enthusiasts. Your ignorance of their existence is no barometer of the article's veracity.