Recent content by rm12

If used for meetings, what are you using for hearing the other side? The speakers from your pc?

"takes 3x to 4x" creating of the tests? I guess quasi fully automated? or executing the (automated?) tests?

plus, they've done some take overs, which will have created 'opportunities' or redundant functions as well

I don't know, who can call out the real slander company? UBM is slandering AMD. And nobody can repute that?

So, did they every use that argument in the past? When will they stop using it in the future?

I certainly hope AMD has foreseen at least two or three generations of this type of product. Let's hope it does not get canned after a first gen delivery.

Well, X should sue for crappy work, not unilaterally decide not to fulfil their part of the agreement that seems in one way or another to be in place. And even without written contract, if they were paying bills, they still acknowledged some kind of contract was in place.

Two questions: Is this safe, and how do you check that? That is, e.g. no malware. Does the system updates automatically, and via Microsoft servers? Thanks.

Correct that 'cores' don't matter per se. But how many processes and/or threads can be run in a performant way matters. At work 4 cores in my laptop from which at least 1 is continuously fully used by 'mandatory' software, e.g. anti virus ... so yes headroom to have a usable laptop in e.g. two...

So, Intel already sold a 11 billion stake, now 5 additional. What will Intel own in the end own? And much rent could this still generate for Intel?

No, Intel would never publish that they have 15W configured, and than only use 10W. That would be a 30% lower figure that they could put in their marketing materials. I don't understand how you can come to such a conclusion.

The fact that the wording is muddy, is a red flag in itself.

Are they already including some soldered cpus?

First off, all these issues materialised during the past quarter? None of those existed the quarter before? So, now throwing all together and taking a hit in the hope next quarter is better? On Yahoo Finance an analyst is saying that Intel is still a few years behind TMSC and revenue can only...

maybe the savings can be used for the rma program that is coming up ... such a big layoff will certainly cloud some of the issues concerning the quality of their products