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Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Sun 04-Dec-22 16:56:21
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Moore's Law in the 2020's


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The End of Big Silicon — Apple, Intel, Qualcomm

An interesting take on the way things are moving in silicon approach and design
Standard User jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 04-Dec-22 17:14:00
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An interesting take on the way things are moving in silicon approach and design
Interesting to see Ritchie back doing videos... smile

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Standard User billford
(elder) Sun 04-Dec-22 17:30:56
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Doubtless down to my age, but my mental picture of a foundry doesn't match what they mean by it crazy

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Standard User jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 04-Dec-22 17:39:50
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Doubtless down to my age, but my mental picture of a foundry doesn't match what they mean by it crazy
Yes, a hyper-clean silicon wafer plant is a long way from any steel / iron works smile

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Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Sun 04-Dec-22 17:44:38
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Yep a $30 billion vast clean room at that!

Quasi-wars* (almost) are now fought over the global geopolitical importance of these places.

* for avoidance of doubt, not the hell the former chancellor of the exchequer unleashed either 🤣
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