Agreed. I wish the source page had a better summary of the research paper.
That there is no perfect defense. There is no protection. Being alive means being exposed; it’s the nature of life to be hazardous—it’s the stuff of living.
Agreed. I wish the source page had a better summary of the research paper.
The bill of materials is essentially an estimation of how much the parts that make up the smartphones cost - obviously these completely exclude R&D and marketing costs, it’s important to keep in mind.
That’s nothing. Wait till you have crypto-miner malware that infects such devices.
Or better yet, we get a sentient AI that figures out how it can leverage crypto-miner malware for its own needs.
It’s all about the price. You need a use case where the bezel and gpio power doesn’t matter.
The project is not happening, Intel is no clearly in position to handle such an expansion.
Intel just can’t get a break.
I will speculate that Nvidia’s performance is not sustainable in the medium to long term (at least if the current trend of missing revenue generating use cases for “AI” continues).
I don’t think “hype” is the right word. Maybe “buying into oligarch propaganda”; more wordy, but also more descriptive.
Mind you, I don’t have any issue with people using product X or product Y. The real problem is people regurgitating PR copytext about how “company X cares about your privacy” or whatever. This is just comically dumb, regressive almost. Why would an electronics or a software company give shit about anything and not always lie when it suits them? This makes no sense.
This is just for construction though. If the data centre runs on fossil fuels, this is not going to be a meaningful contribution in reduction of GHG emissions.
Is this supposed to be some sort of very early results (the article alludes to this, but without specifics)?
2,665 ST score in Geekbench 6 is not a great result by modern standards.
This is hilarious. They were a “leader” of sorts in this area and yet they still feel the need to copy Apple’s marketing style.
Funny thing was I was just recently reading an article about how GlobalFoundries is leveraging it’s US-based manufacturing to develop a niche for US military/government contracts (where you don’t need or even want bleeding edge nodes).
But not having a single model in the top 30 Stream rankings… That’s really rough.
I would say it’s a mix of pre-built and DIY builds and notebooks (which I assume so the majority of Steam users).
By the standard of W11 installations on notebooks. ;)
Perhaps that’s an opportunity, if you don’t think it’s a value trap that is.
In Ukraine, we have to worry about collaboration between Trump and the Russians. :) So it’s not all that bad. That being said, I believe the government (and society in general) thinks Trump will win and the gov is (to the extent of its capabilities) preparing for a Trump presidency.
To be honest, I don’t think there will be 60% tariffs for imports from China if (when?) Trump wins. Sounds like random BS for attention.
I suspect some of the statements might be for show or to get media attention.
The 6P was a really nice phone.
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DRAM-less is definitely no go in the premium SSD segment.