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> Intel's lack of drive to innovate Intel is behind yes, but they're not unwilling to innovate. Fab delays at one point held up a lot of newer designs and the
by re-thc 2y ago
> Intel's lack of drive to innovate
Intel is behind yes, but they're not unwilling to innovate.
Fab delays at one point held up a lot of newer designs and they had to backport it and/or use TSMC.
- __MatrixMan__ 2y agoI didn't mean to imply that it was merely a problem with willpower. Just that the failure to make a competitive product for whatever reason has gone on long enough that even end users who don't bother split hairs about processor specs (that's me) are noticing differences and starting to split hairs.