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>So what you're seeing isn't really anti-Intel, it's probably often more like bitter disappointment that they haven't done better. its back to where everyone d
by MangoCoffee 6y ago
>So what you're seeing isn't really anti-Intel, it's probably often more like bitter disappointment that they haven't done better.
its back to where everyone design its own chip for their own product but don't need a fab 'cause of foundry like TSMC and Samsung.
- ineedasername 6y agoYes, which is why I was practically shouting inside my head when Intel recently announced it would finally open its fabs for outside work the way TSMC operates. Finally! Considering the way Intel is structured around its own designs it might never be a significant source of profits for them, but it should at least help to cover their fixed costs during dry spells and production problems on their own designs.