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Ignoring the three letter bit, Intel ought to be a pretty good machine by your measures: Integrated electronics. ARM reformed itself, and is Advanced RISC Machi
by II2II 2y ago
Ignoring the three letter bit, Intel ought to be a pretty good machine by your measures: Integrated electronics. ARM reformed itself, and is Advanced RISC Machine. I would argue that DEC and ARM are much more punchy than IBM and AMD. At least they are pronounced as single syllables, while the latter are read/spoken as TLAs. If your going to go to that much effort to pronounce it, you may as well suggest that Microsoft is a good name.
But if you really want a punchy name, something that will DEC them with the thing at the end of your ARM, well, you may as well go with a four letter acronym: FIST. I have yet to figure out what the F should stand for, but the rest is clearly Integrated Semiconductor Technologies.
- bee_rider 2y agoFully Integrated Semiconductor Technologies? That is a good point about pronouncing the name as a single word instead of three letters. Although, I still think DEC is better than ARM. Ending on the hard C adds to the oomph.
- Projectiboga 2y agoFairchild Integrated Semiconductor Technologies https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairchild_Semiconductor https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairchild_Semiconductor