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yeah what's interesting is, a speculated upper midange Mediatek A78-based chip on TSMC 4NM will perform much more efficiently than Samsung 5NM X1 designs, the

yeah what's interesting is, a speculated upper midange Mediatek A78-based chip on TSMC 4NM will perform much more efficiently than Samsung 5NM X1 designs, the former of which (Sammy 5NM) which is still being used for the next Qualcomm chip - they rebranded 5NM as the 4NM cited to be used. So if Samsung 5 is right on par with TSMC 7... QC's flagship chip will be effectively two process nodes behind Apple and Mediatek come early 2022. I expect TSMC 4NM chips with A78/A710 based designs - as is rumored with Mediatek this year - to be fantastic long-term values on the performance per watt + outright usability metrics. RE At&t, holy hell, I kind of can't believe the FCC allows that provided the device support is in place...

joecool1029 5y ago
>RE At&t, holy hell, I kind of can't believe the FCC allows that provided the device support is in place... The FCC allows a lot of bullshit, see DISH's decade-long spectrum hoarding/squatting for the most egregious offense. This, uh, explains some of it concisely: https://makespectrumgreatagain.com/ https://makespectrumgreatagain.com/ Also, AT&T knows how to navigate government lobbying and effectively lives off government welfare through the FirstNet government contract: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Responder_Network_Authority https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Responder_Network_Author...