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Hope they integrate more of this into vivado and quartus

Does that change the way windows updates works?

Was this in the article? Intel 4 is intels new name for intel 7nm i believe. Which competes with tsmc 4nm.

curious why. Doom was never hardware accelerated until source code was released and it got ports. To me playing doom with opengl on voodoo3 somehow doesnt feel retro. But to each his own.

I may be mistaken, but didnt amd previously had chips that were same node and same architecture but had different series numbers? 6000 series was a node shrink from 5000 series right?

Would be interesting if canon returns to leading node lithography equipment. Maybe nikon will come back too.

Is this concern greater than for crystal solids? (Since all solids change shape over time given non zero temps or other energy input)

The foundry is still part of intel right? Just a different business group. Unlike the amd spinoff global foundries. I think amd will use Whatever foundry is competitive.

Very cool. Do we have any tables with feature sizing density for intel 18A vs competition? This is going to be using all-around gates and backside power delivery right?

I'm assuming this is only for win 11 pro? I haven't seen this option on any of my laptops with win11 home.

Don't know. I can envision a situation where TSMC still allows companies other than Apple to begin low volume testing on 3nm to prepare for future mass production.

duplicate? https://hardforum.com/threads/gamers-nexus-vs-linus-tech-tips-cage-fight.2029918/page-2#post-1045710488

RISC-V is already replacing lots of embedded micrcontrollers in ASICS and FPGAs, despite this I doubt it will affect the stock price of a company like intel in the near future. I mean, they might use them here and there, and maybe they even license out some riscv cores ( do they? I haven't kept...

Agreed. I'm just seeing posts that seem to imply that the language or the browser is at fault. Just want to make sure we're on the same page. The CPU is at fault.

1) This is a Speculative execution bug. i doubt it's limited to JavaScript. 2) agreed with micharlz that some of you are confusing java with javascript or are being funny. JavaScript is what every browser executes by default.