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Since the hardware already exists and has been benchmarked privately, this is less of a bet and more of an information asymmetry. So let's assume you would win
by transpute 2y ago
Since the hardware already exists and has been benchmarked privately, this is less of a bet and more of an information asymmetry. So let's assume you would win :) Next question is why - is it a limitation of the SoC, power regulators, motherboard design, OS integration, Arm licensing, Apple patents, ..?