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This is the Moller Skycar of the CPU world. Who cares about the ever changing details after 5+ years of empty hype that make Intel seem conservative? It’ll prob
by pinewurst 4y ago
This is the Moller Skycar of the CPU world. Who cares about the ever changing details after 5+ years of empty hype that make Intel seem conservative? It’ll probably change again too but still the weekly press releases about their new strategic alliance with some falafel place or achievement of emulating their emulator’s Makefile will roll on.
- h0l0cube 4y agoAccording to the article Rado has sold every company he's founded (and presumably delivered on all of them too) so it would be a first if he didn't at least exit on this one.
- pinewurst 4y agoI personally have some knowledge here as one of his companies was in my business. Grandiose claims, that if real would have made his company a market leader, but sold off to a desperately naive buyer. In a sense it was a dress rehearsal for Tachyum. Maybe I’ll be proven wrong in a year, maybe Rado will be on to home fusion reactors after foisting Tachyum’s shell on Intel? ;)
- h0l0cube 4y agoThe video doesn’t seem to be made by a bunch of outsiders. They seem skeptical of some of the claims, but in the whole giving Tachyum the benefit of the doubt - but maybe they’re motivated to be a little sensational for the viewers
- pinewurst 4y agoWe can fairly discuss architectures all day. The Mill anyone? I still have no evidence that anything exists here beyond Powerpoint and promises of simulation. Even Elbrus, admittedly after many years, turned hardware. Edit: does anyone else remember the promises of MicroUnity?
- h0l0cube 4y ago> The Mill anyone? I had the Mills architecture in the back of my mind while watching that video. I wonder what became of the team?