By: Wilco (Wilco.Dijkstra.delete@this.ntlworld.com), June 4, 2013 3:56 pm
Room: Moderated Discussions
anon (anon.delete@this.anon.com) on June 4, 2013 1:36 pm wrote:
> > in this segment Arm has
> > not a future at all. This is the reason of this orrible presentation :)
>
> This just shows you haven't paid attention to ARM's marketing before. It has always made overblown claims,
> even when there wasn't much reason. The rest of your post reads like fanboy speculation about silvermont.
Can you give some examples of overblown claims from ARM? That shouldn't be difficult.
However Intel's claims are often misleading to the point of lying. I recently posted an example of how Intel typically compares Atom with ARM: use a low-clocked previous generation ARM on an old process to make your own core look significantly faster and more power efficient. And when will Intel finally release a CPU that really shows off those amazing 22nm FinFETs?
Wilco
> > in this segment Arm has
> > not a future at all. This is the reason of this orrible presentation :)
>
> This just shows you haven't paid attention to ARM's marketing before. It has always made overblown claims,
> even when there wasn't much reason. The rest of your post reads like fanboy speculation about silvermont.
Can you give some examples of overblown claims from ARM? That shouldn't be difficult.
However Intel's claims are often misleading to the point of lying. I recently posted an example of how Intel typically compares Atom with ARM: use a low-clocked previous generation ARM on an old process to make your own core look significantly faster and more power efficient. And when will Intel finally release a CPU that really shows off those amazing 22nm FinFETs?
Wilco
