Intel Computex 2024 Keynote Commentary & Analysis

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[runninginthes]

Intel competes not only to Amd, but also to qualcomm and apple. Also they competes with Nvidia in GPU market. This is their real comeback !!

[DollarCodger]

Thanks for the epic series of streams, Gordon & Will and PCWorld team.

[Diamond_Hanz]

Intel is coming back! Buy the dip! $intc

[Indrid__Cold]

25:50 The muscle guy looks like a visual representation of X86 architecture.

[mrhassell]

Ai Ai Ai Ai Ai Ai Ai Ai Ai Ai Ai Ai - stop it... Ai Ai Ai Ai ... please... Ai Ai... enough! Ai.. my brain, will explode the next time I hear, Ai...

[impuls]

FInally, Intel showing ambition! Best node, tiles glued so no slow infintity fabric, and even ram is glued close to the chip for extreme low latency and superb signal integrity. This is a Formula 1 car! When faster ram comes on market I'd bet you could use over 10 000Mega transfer ram. This looks promising for future products since the design choices reveals an aggressive approach to more performance, not a mediocre product made with low cost in mind. We dont need more e-waste. When the nodes gets more expensive the only way forward is to go high end wheres theres still profit. Finally Intel can bring some enthusiasm back to laptops.

[Indrid__Cold]

25:19 Why do you hang onto a product name (Xeon) that has been synonyms with "meh" for nearly 20 years?

[Wild_Cat]

Intel FTW, more innovation and better for the world than AMD

[MrChomiq]

I swear, Pat's pants go higher and higher with every new Intel announcement.

[Indrid__Cold]

This is how a one-time busness leader fights for its life to stay relevant.

[keegankirk]

Intel is goona need to do a lot to catch up to even half of what Nvidia is doing right now 😂

[rory-red]

Does anyone really even care what Intel says after what AMD said in their Keynote prolly not.

[Indrid__Cold]

22:57 He sounds like a grandfather talking about his first car. But at least he understands the significance of AI for his company. The BIG question is if Intel is going to be anything more than a company that manufactures hotplates.

[Indrid__Cold]

17:53 I just love the fact that we have a communist dictatorship 90 miles away that wants to eat this island like a cookie!

[jamesrock]

My toilet uses many many AI... as it shAIT

[beyondearth]

I lost faith in Intel. Their answer to everything is a mini nuclear powerplant in your basement, which i'm not interested in. I want better faster and stronger lighter smaller cpu, with a smaller energy footprint. Innovate or lose the race, that's it.

[Indrid__Cold]

Moore's Law may be alive, but it hasn't been "well" at Intel since about the 486.