http://seekingalpha.com/article/4036920-intel-plans-10-nanometer-chips
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3148496/components-processors/moores-law-lives-on-with-speedy-7-nm-mobile-chips-coming-in-2018.html
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Anything you post is fake news OP. Thanks for the entertainment.
I think the truth is everyone posting on this thread pretty much is still a virgin given how folks talks.
Personally, I don't understand what the big deal is about getting a blo--ob. Any good woman doesn't mind giving good head. Mine even likes to swallow. And she's a petite asian chick with a tight pu--y that also tends to squirt a lot. Funny that she also is a CPA, so she manages our money pretty well.
As Frank from Everybody Loves Raymond would say after reading this thread
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HOLY CR AP!
But please continue. It's entertaining
@Lm7yA0c-1jlu. Get back to work intel is sinking, wasting time here costing the company, your iSP has been reported
@Lm7yA0c-nv
How did intels tablet and contra strategy work?
How did our mobile chips do with almost 4 year process advantage.
How are x86 sales going? Kaby Lake got everyone all excited ?
How is Foundry business doing?
How is 10nm yields doing?
How much money will modems, IoT, AI, autonomous driving, 3D NAND lose hiding behind the server divisions.
The past can predict the future when you know who the leaders are!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for the fake news and links Bro. I want to play $10.00 on PowerBall and buy a pack of cigarettes, bro.
You ISP tolls have too much time on your hands. Go find another job instead of making predictions on what will happen to your former employer.
Anothing that you doomers post is fake news.
The virtuous cycle is doing for ARMy camp of TSMC, Samsung, Qualcomm, Apple and Mediatek riding a billion plus volume what x86 did for Intel in the 90s
Nobody thought x86 would conquer all in the following decade after the 90s but it did.
Now the ARMy is so ovewhelming in prevalence and presence with often two in ones pocket and another few hundred around your house and car, compared to the couple x86 in you house and maybe a server dedicated to your needs in the cloud, who do you think think will win?
Bozo who thinks commodity and x86 is the rebirth, or the one riding more than a billion volume in 10nm this year?
OP - LOL 😂😂😂😂😂
Complete radio silence from the Intel fanbois in this forum.