Post number #682444, ID: 70a998
| OH NO NO NO NO

Post number #682449, ID: 52c4ee
| Oh no who could have seen this coming

Post number #682461, ID: 50766d
| *shock*
up next 14nm++++++++++++++++++++

Post number #682570, ID: b3999f
| modern microprocessor industry is generally pretty gay

Post number #682573, ID: 906baf
| That's quite thin. 7nm.

Post number #682748, ID: 52c4ee
| I heard they might use 3rd party foundries for new chips

Post number #682824, ID: d33026
| Intel whatever-Lake Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh Refresh?

It'll probably be too late once Intel finally does a great upgrade again. Until then especially the server market will be dominated by AMD and ARM for the next decade or so.

Post number #682853, ID: 52c4ee
| >>682824 at what point does the lake become an ocean

Post number #682941, ID: b08c15
| If they're doing that, that's probably because it's the best move they have for now.

Post number #682952, ID: 6070e9
| *laughing in 14nm*

Post number #682956, ID: 85c49c
| I'm still using Ivy Bridge i3