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For a real world story on (not) interacting with Broadcom (and AMD, who don't make a very good impression in that story either), read Jens' second comment on ht

by pgeorgi 13y ago

For a real world story on (not) interacting with Broadcom (and AMD, who don't make a very good impression in that story either), read Jens' second comment on http://review.coreboot.org/#/c/2463/ http://review.coreboot.org/#/c/2463/ (Feb 21). I'm just not sure if Intel's process is really better for small customers (but you probably end up in the "small" tier faster than with Broadcom)

benjamincburns 13y ago
> just not sure if Intel's process is really better for small customers It depends on what you're buying, but for SoC processors and especially chipsets, it's not so great. And re: "who's small" - yeah, I think ~1M units annually is still "small" to Intel. However, some of their memory products (NOR and EEPROM come to mind) are very attainable for smaller customers.