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What's next is no custom built PCs. They want us running dumb thin clients and subscribing to compute. Or it will be like phones. We'll get pre-built PCs that w
by Fervicus 8mo ago
What's next is no custom built PCs. They want us running dumb thin clients and subscribing to compute. Or it will be like phones. We'll get pre-built PCs that we aren't allowed to repair and they'll be forced to be obsolete every few years.
- squeefers 8mo ago"they"? i see companies jacking their prices up, plain and simple. and us idiots still pay. ask yourself does intel no longer wish to sell CPUs to consumers? doesnt sound reasonable that intel would want to decimate their main market so AI companies can rule the world for some reason
- 63stack 8mo agoWhy doesn't that sound reasonable, when nvidia did exactly that?
- squeefers 8mo agobecause nvidia owns half of its own suppliers AND customers. intel completely missed out on the AI gravy train
- Fervicus 8mo agoIf the custom PC market forcibly gets converted to pre-built PCs only, I don't see why intel is selling less CPUs. So I don't understand your point here.
- squeefers 8mo agohe said thinpcs and dumb clients with the compute power in the cloud, not pre-built gaming pcs. intel sell both desktop and server, if you cut out desktop for all but the low powered i3 it takes to run a thinpc, they lose a massive chunk of revenue.
- squeefers 8mo ago[dead]
- malfist 8mo agoYou act like companies do long term planning. They don't. Its always next quarter. And if you don't believe me, just look back to the pandemic, look at peleton, or car manufacturers or any of the dozens of examples
- squeefers 8mo agoa lot of effort goes into each cpu gen, often takes more than a quarter