Intel is a target for ferocious aliens 21/1/11
Scientists at the United Nations Global Defence Initiative (UNGDI) has declared a warning over a possible attack from aliens after reviewing the 2009 documentary “Mass Effect” produced by Bioware Corp. Intel Corp. the largest manufacturer of x86-compatible CPUs has been nominated as the most likely target of aliens by the United Nations.
A particularly fanatic AMD fanboi interviewed by Faux News commented that:
In response to comment the UNGDI scientist commented that:
Following that comment, Alienware, a subsidiarity of Dell Inc. has decided to sue the aliens in the event on an alien invasion, much in the same way Apple sued God over copyright of the apple claiming the ancient fruit violated the copyright of Saint Steve himself.
When asked about the security of the planet with no viable x86 processors, the United Nations told Faux News to look for the 3rd party x86 compatible CPU maker, VIA. Sceptical about how a VIA could actually make an impact to anything in the big picture, we contacted VIA's headquarters in Taiwan. When asked about what it could do in the threat of an alien invasion, VIA's PR responded:
VIA's new “Ion Cannon” appears to be as scarce as the fabless firm's Nano-series of CPUs and was not found anywhere at CES.
Intel has not yet responded to this news-story.
by amdfangirl
Editor of the fine cuisine section
Due to the notable handicap of not actually being a company, I regret to inform you this (if you haven't figured it out) is a hoax. All quote and comments were not actually said by any of the parodied companies. Thank you for wasting your time.![Smile :) :)](/data/assets/smilies/smile.gif)
We hope you have enjoyed being distracted long enough so that we can fire the Ion Cannon.
Scientists at the United Nations Global Defence Initiative (UNGDI) has declared a warning over a possible attack from aliens after reviewing the 2009 documentary “Mass Effect” produced by Bioware Corp. Intel Corp. the largest manufacturer of x86-compatible CPUs has been nominated as the most likely target of aliens by the United Nations.
They view Intel as the pinnacle of lazy programmer technology, from their point of view, if they can destroy it, software engineers may actually have to stop writing sloppy bloated unoptimised code. Losing high performance CPUs, would devastate our bloated and unoptimised contemporary software such as upcoming Vista II: ME edition causing the world to revert to an essentially functionally equivalent but less bloated software like Windows XP.”
A particularly fanatic AMD fanboi interviewed by Faux News commented that:
Everyone, even aliens know that AMD offers the best value microprocessor in the galaxy, so who would ever hurt AMD?.
In response to comment the UNGDI scientist commented that:
Given the circumstances, AMD would likely be enslaved by the aliens to create x86 compatible CPUs for free (for the aliens) to create a whole new era of affordable alien computing
Following that comment, Alienware, a subsidiarity of Dell Inc. has decided to sue the aliens in the event on an alien invasion, much in the same way Apple sued God over copyright of the apple claiming the ancient fruit violated the copyright of Saint Steve himself.
When asked about the security of the planet with no viable x86 processors, the United Nations told Faux News to look for the 3rd party x86 compatible CPU maker, VIA. Sceptical about how a VIA could actually make an impact to anything in the big picture, we contacted VIA's headquarters in Taiwan. When asked about what it could do in the threat of an alien invasion, VIA's PR responded:
For home users, VIA's propitiatory PadLock feature on selected VIA Nano CPUs will ensure your family's photos and memories will be safe and encrypted, while aliens murder and commit genocide to everyone in the world. Rest assured, knowing pesky aliens can't misuse your memories so you can go to your nominated heaven or hell of choice in peace.
For defence and private enterprise, VIA's propitiatory “Ion Cannon” orbital laser system will ensure you can annihilate the alien threat, and your neighbour while also saving the environment. VIA's propitiatory Eco-Green technology ensures that the “Ion Cannon” has a max power consumption of 21000kW making it the most energy efficient orbital laser cannon to run on a single AAA battery.
VIA's new “Ion Cannon” appears to be as scarce as the fabless firm's Nano-series of CPUs and was not found anywhere at CES.
Intel has not yet responded to this news-story.
by amdfangirl
Editor of the fine cuisine section
Due to the notable handicap of not actually being a company, I regret to inform you this (if you haven't figured it out) is a hoax. All quote and comments were not actually said by any of the parodied companies. Thank you for wasting your time.
![Smile :) :)](/data/assets/smilies/smile.gif)
We hope you have enjoyed being distracted long enough so that we can fire the Ion Cannon.