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That whole story kind of strikes me as propaganda with deliberately provided intel and probably even satellite images.

It is like saying Fedora has made Intel graphics non-optional because they ship support for it.

The Intel TPM is a secret plan to take away compilers from general public.

Then later, I had an old intel 286 with monochrome monitor during the mid to late 90s.

The way Intel developer designed Gnome 3 for touch screen rather than Desktops.

Both the IBM LTC and Intel OTC maintain internal IRC servers.

Fortunately the Intel graphics are connected to all the display outputs.

We are backed by Intel Capital and various angel investors.

Try running a modern home page on anything other than a fast Intel chip or ARM chip and it's basically unusable (Rpi, low end Arm phones).

Otherwise your better of with a decently clocked intel.

That in turn forced the centralization of the OS market under Microsoft (driving out Apple, CP/M, Acorn, Atari) and microprocessors under Intel (driving out Motorola and MOS technologies).

This can be especially efficient if the node data can fit as a small multiple of the size of a cache line (64 bytes on modern Intel processors).

There is no way Apple was going to brand iOS, which is understandable — that would be like seeing an "Intel Inside" sticker on a MacBook.

That works now, but one the Intel SGX instructions are commonplace it is going to be next to impossible to modify "secured" code or read their RAM.

"The commission also alleges that Intel secretly redesigned key software, known as a compiler, that deliberately stunted the performance of competitors' CPU chips." The EU finally drops its antitrust suit against Microsoft, but the FTC seems to want to waste more time and money.

Intel + Apple + Google + Cisco + Oracle = ~$95 billion in net income.

Microsoft and Intel, while also still huge, are not doing well in mobile.

It's been a good year for Andy Grove, CEO of Intel.