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Intel did a good job on iGPUs, which satisfy most customers (even back in the i915 days). But in retrospect, of course it was a missed market. It's hard to di
by markhahn 2y ago
Intel did a good job on iGPUs, which satisfy most customers (even back in the i915 days).
But in retrospect, of course it was a missed market. It's hard to disentagle that choice from others in the same era (including the refusal to jump onto EUV or chiplets).
- omcnoe 2y agoThey did a good job in the sense that they provide the minimum neccessary baseline to run a graphical Windows environment without additional hardware. The attitude that it's a good job because it satisfied most of their current customers is exactly the problem with the whole companies approach to product development.
- ghaff 2y agoA lot of the technology behind EUV is just insane, but it's not like ASML has done so great financially. CMOS process shrinks have been a pretty impressive unicorn. There are various levers but not clear to me what will happen going forward.