Intel PowerVia

[trustmebro]

Humans when pushed to their limits can do magical stuff

[novst]

This will surely increase performance on my i7-3520

[RolVirsla]

Man, we've only made the first digital computers like 70-80 years ago, and now we've come to the atomic limit of the cores, and also have to find ways for power lines of all to not interupt anything. Wow.

[Umbra_TuSlayer]

Ya, I had been wondering when 3D stacking would result in this...

[Tyrnak_Fenrir]

Welp, I guess the days of my i5 are numbered. Though I expect this will be beyond expensive

[Loganichols]

“Thanks to this one simple trick”
*QUEUE MONTAGE*

[justaguy]

Cool, now my i3-6100 will be flying like a jet

[mayo]

This is probably gonna cost a fortune for like 10 years

[configdotini]

Man this is gonna speed up my intel 8088 by 0.8%

[shayhan]

Isn't this what SONY already did back in the day with their SONY EXMOR CMOS sensors? Is Sony ahead of the game?

[Termnator_]

Intel really pulled a Patrick from SpongeBob. “Pick it up and put it somewhere else.”

[ozzy]

What’s the ‘next cpu’? 14th gen? Chernobyl Lake?

[nikolaievans]

Its crazy how modern transistors are 6 silicon atoms wide

[dwayne]

This will definitely improve my Intel core I 5.

[Shells]

Hopefully intel will go back to being the innovator soon.

[KngMaxwell]

and to think the home computer didn’t really exist 40 years ago

[JustSomeDog]

That actually sounds like more heat that is inefficient

[AndGoatz]

WHY DONT WE TAKE THE POWER
*AND MOVE IT SOMEQHERE ELSE*

[ItsLuke]

My I5-4460 will surely benefit from this change

[SeralthSparro]

So in factario terms. They finally finished with their starter factory and are ready to move on from the spaghetti