… 15 Nero 1.2 So you think products from Intel 's fab will only go to AI Companies thus no benefit for a casual consumer like me? sorry if i sound dumb, the heatwaves we had and we have again has turned me into a smooth brain, lol. i'm slow! but i think i'm getting what you're saying. thx anyways for… …
… 6 Not a consumer product, so we care, why... 7 b1k3rdude Not a consumer product, so we care, why... It belongs in the hands of world makers. World is not a consumer product. 8 Bwaze It belongs in the hands of world makers. World is not a consumer product. …
… This has nothing to do with demand from the consumer market. AI data-centres are ingesting all output from newest production lines. Intel, and others, are restarting older production lines to sell expensive scraps to consumers. lexluthermiester It's already happened. …
… Apple's more than 150,000 employees are dedicated to making the best products on earth and to leaving the world better than we found it. …
… Also Samsung absolutely sucks at delivering flagship SSD's to consumers. I was in for one on two occasions and they just didn't have the products while others did. …
… The reason is obvious, and it is driven by mainstream GPU demand and the ongoing squeeze on consumer-grade components as AI chip production continues to take priority. …
… They must have agreed to deploy some products with Nvidia's iGPU tile and NVLink Fusion IP on some Xeons. That is true. There was a deal with Nvidia, and Intel agreed to release Products that have Nvidia GPUs. …
… I don't believe that the Xbox brand will do any better, as they aren't enticing consumers to buy any of their now luxury products when they can't afford it. …
… I always assumed Ryzen came first to work out the bugs on the consumers first.
… Consumer GPU development seems to have halted, likely in an effort to postpone the inevitable. …