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Drew Dowdell Grand Master

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23 hours ago, loki said:

anyone else excited for this next gen chiplet tech?

also, how about that post keynote stock bump of almost 10%?  :)

as long as they can produce chips that don't later have to be patched to disable a significant amount of their firepower, I'm sold. 

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Excited by the 10 and 7 nm process of building Intel and AMD chips, but tired of all the security issues that upon patching like @Drew Dowdell stated sucks the power away.

I am surprised no one has pushed to force Intel and AMD to recall chips and replace with newer ones that give the power plus the security.

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Excited by the 10 and 7 nm process of building Intel and AMD chips, but tired of all the security issues that upon patching like @Drew Dowdell stated sucks the power away.

I am surprised no one has pushed to force Intel and AMD to recall chips and replace with newer ones that give the power plus the security.

Having to turn off hyperthreading on older servers really reduces the life of the machines. 

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2 minutes ago, Drew Dowdell said:

Having to turn off hyperthreading on older servers really reduces the life of the machines. 

Especially if you are running vSphere or any other suite of software from VMware. 

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