…is still holding up. If AMD isn’t working on this sort of technology, it seems like they’re going to fall behind.
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…is still holding up. If AMD isn’t working on this sort of technology, it seems like they’re going to fall behind.
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AMD has been able to create products and have Intel follow. It will be a sad day when Intel finally crushes them. So far all the predictions have been premature.
I’m always a level or two behind the latest and greatest processor du jour.
Most of what I do is e-mail, blogging and research via the internet. So I rarely if ever need speedy laptop or desktop. If my old laptop hadn’t finally died, I’d still be using a slow box, running Windows 2K!
What I find interesting, via Mrs. Der Schtumpy who is a tech for the state gub’ment here, is that many of her clients never remove their laptops from the docking station, they use it mostly for e-mail, and they still want the fastest box on their floor.
I don’t get it.
What I don’t get is government contracts for office supplies. In my day working as a contractor in a govt. office we could only buy $10k computers off that contract that we could have bought down the street for less than $2k (and would be door stops today.)
One day I had to purchase five computers and I just couldn’t get over the $40k waste of tax money. That’s just one purchase for a corner of cubicles in a four story building full of those computers.
After they’ve exhausted the third dimension, the only way ahead will be to have transistors distributed through time…
Quantum bits to escape the limitations of polynomial time.