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Intel also claims to be well on track for 5G, however SemiAccurate begs to differ: https://semiaccurate.com/2018/11/12/intel-tries-to-pretend-they-have-5g-sili
by ce4 8y ago
Intel also claims to be well on track for 5G, however SemiAccurate begs to differ:
https://semiaccurate.com/2018/11/12/intel-tries-to-pretend-they-have-5g-silicon-with-the-xmm-8160/ https://semiaccurate.com/2018/11/12/intel-tries-to-pretend-t...
- ksec 8y agoI hope We start banning Semiaccurate article. It has no place on HN.
- foepys 8y agoPlease elaborate why.
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- Valmar 8y agoProbably because Charlie doesn't like Intel due to conflicts happening between them. Therefore, that make Charlie a bad guy, because he doesn't mindlessly spout praises in blind favour of Intel. However, that doesn't mean that Charlie is suddenly an AMD fanboy, as I've seen the pro-Intel crowd proclaiming, as a attempt to defend Intel by smearing his reputation.
- ksec 8y agoEvery single News out of the Site about Intel/ Nvidia are either inaccurate, technically false, fake news or hyperbole. And all of its headline are nothing but drive you to buy thousands dollar subscription for their "professional" detail report. Where is the $20B 10nm customer going bankrupt? Why is the 8160 Modem fake, just because it is reusing a photo? I could still have given them points if any of its statement or rumours had any technical or business merit. But it doesn't. As much as I support AMD and likes to bash Intel, this is not how Journalism should work.
- msh 8y agoThey seems very pro qualcomm and anti intel. Like the snapdragon 810 they kept having articles claiming that there was no termal issues after it had become more or less common knowledge that it was deeply flawed.
- Symmetry 8y agoYou've got to admit that they were accurate about Intel's 10nm problems pretty consistently. And they were right about NVidia's excess inventory problem delaying consumer Volta. They aren't always accurate, but 2018 has been a pretty good year for them.
- 51lver 8y agowpo and bloomberg should be axed long before sa.... imho At least semiaccurate is fun to read.