They should remake the G4 in 3nm process and party like it's 2003 all over again.Great news if it's attached to a 17" iMac
They should remake the G4 in 3nm process and party like it's 2003 all over again.Great news if it's attached to a 17" iMac
Will have to see how expensive those chips will cost.
lol, no question about high labour costs, no way they'll pay them as they do in china, even if they find a way to save money in other means.And if higher US labour costs affect the price of products. I suspect they will even if Tim manages to find cost savings somewhere else.
Will have to see how expensive those chips will cost.
And if higher US labour costs affect the price of products. I suspect they will even if Tim manages to find cost savings somewhere else.
lol, no question about high labour costs, no way they'll pay them as they do in china, even if they find a way to save money in other means.
27" is what I meant. Fixed.I'd prefer a 27 inch or larger iMac.
Maybe fiscal year? 😂"Second half of this year"? Odd phrasing, 2022 is almost over.
Profile pic checks out. Lol.Its about time they start bringing manufacturing back to the US.
It's actually based on a 0.0000000098425 foot blueprint they just convert it to nanometers for the marketing materials.“Speaking to reporters on Monday in Taipei, Morris Chang said the 3-nanometre plant would be located at the same Arizona site as the 5-nanometre plant.”
But will they work in US devices? They are only compatible with nanometers
Picking Arizona defeats what purpose?Now it’s time to migrate those core technologies away from tension areas. Main plant in Taiwan next.
Maybe, just maybe don’t yet pick arizona again? Otherwise it completely defeats the purpose.
Picking Arizona essentially transfer a vulnerable target into an equally vulnerable but slightly better protected place. A couple ICBM can make short work of those plants if all of them are in arizona. At least put them in different states.Picking Arizona defeats what purpose?
That was best comment I’ve read in a while.This is excellent.
I heard they were in talks with Frito-Lay to help with production of chips. But Apple wasn’t happy with the amount of air used in their packaging.
FYI, this does nothing if China gains full control over Taiwan.
Why? Because without Taiwan's expertise, this plant won't be able to operate for long.
If we are considering a situation where Arizona experiences "a couple ICBM", I think there will be bigger priorities than 3nm chip production.Picking Arizona essentially transfer a vulnerable target into an equally vulnerable but slightly better protected place. A couple ICBM can make short work of those plants if all of them are in arizona. At least put them in different states.
Umm there are a lot of outstanding Chip engineers in the US and Europe as well. That might be a generalization.When China invades Taiwan, we have to be prepared for Taiwan to move to the U.S. Not saying that is good or bad, but the only remaining good chip manufacturing engineers are in Taiwan and China.
Ummm they have two plants in the US now - to say we don't have the expertise is nonsense.FYI, this does nothing if China gains full control over Taiwan.
Why? Because without Taiwan's expertise, this plant won't be able to operate for long.
Chips are mostly manufactured in an automated process - Intel makes chips in the US, So does Micron and TSMC - they seem to be doing alright. There is a large Micron factory here in Virginia.Will have to see how expensive those chips will cost.
I agree! this is excellent news. Let's apply for a job at TSMC. I heard Arizona is a good place to live in. Especially good for retirement.This is excellent.
I heard they were in talks with Frito-Lay to help with production of chips. But Apple wasn’t happy with the amount of air used in their packaging.