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Yes, I remember Federico Faggin saying he was frustrated at Intel's policy on the number of pins. The whole exercise does seem like Faggin, Shima and Mazor try
by klelatti 6y ago
Yes, I remember Federico Faggin saying he was frustrated at Intel's policy on the number of pins.
The whole exercise does seem like Faggin, Shima and Mazor trying to produce the chip with little help from the rest of Intel.
I think given the target market though the speed wasn't a major issue and they soon rectified the mistake
- RicoElectrico 6y agoSo this explains where Intel is now - they've been putting corporate politics above reason from the very beginning.