Pat donates half his pay to charities such as feeding the hungry and Catholic charities. VMWare was likely paying him 30 million a year or at least many many millions. To get him to leave such a lucrative job with the largest customer base of VM users took a lot of money. They guys not going to risk it all if they did not give him something in return.
Cody Willard owns an investment firm seen this MJ meme about 300 times or so go google some new memes this one is really old.
who wrote this? billy the 6 year old? "computer chips?"
lolz @ being so butthurt that you post spam
Intel is the only US based manufacturer making 10 an 7nm chips. If you don't think that's not a national security risk you're clueless. I am a big fan in the security of the US so go troll elsewhere.dude, you couldn't post more literal spam if it was a hormel pic. it's kinda funny, whenever i think you've reached peak wumao, you find ways to go wumaoer.
let's type up a super cereal investment piece and mention "computer chips" and dumber "trillion-dollar side business!" (at least he humbly capped it at only $1T for intel! i would have said 119 quadrillion gorilla bucks)
(the article was likely written by a bot)
...and 0 usa manufacturers are making them in real volume. and tsmc's building a 5nm fab in the usa.
lolz @ telling me to troll elsewhere... in this thread. after posting botspam.
$1T side business! computer chips!
bonus lolz for equating intel with security. like, what?
That's obviously why they are in talks to join forces with Intel they spent 7 billion dollars because TSMC is currently the only one shipping 5nm in volume. Can you not see how this is not a problem of epic proportions troll? No industry wants to be reliant of just one supplier of such a key component in their ecosystem. I used to track inventory for formally the worlds largest data storage unit provider we had pretty much 3 sources of each part. At the time we really did not think of chip supplies being something impacted by wars or geopolitical realities. I bet all of the logic suppliers are begging to have sources from around the world such as Germany, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and US because it seems almost any single one of these locations could turn to crap. This is the point I am making and you see I put multiple locations in not just Taiwan if TSMC is building factories in the US all the better keep on cranking out chips but if it is just smoke screen we cannot hold all of a assists from one source.
dude.
you gotta stop falling for this shit. you gotta stop this full retard spam. just like qualcomm, nvidia hasn't done shit with intel. and for the same reason - intel can't fab for them. intel can't even fab their own GPUs, for fuck's sake - you know this, right?
tsmc is fabbing the intel GPUs.
you can't seriously be this stupid... right?
like i said, i'd be stoked if nvidia would drop tsmc for intel. it would sabotage their yields worse than samsung and free up more wafers...
Article goes on to mention that AMD's sales are predicted to stabilize, and only see a 2% decline thanks to the launch of their upcoming generation in 2023, but desktop shipments as a whole are forecast to drop ~25% in 2023, and Intel is far less dependent on this revenue than AMD due to being so much better diversified.
Competition is good it will make AMD up its game with the 7000 series and Intel with the 13th gen.
