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Shawn Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia
Friday 8 June 2007
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I wonder what cave this guy has been living in? Even AMD is sadly admitting that their Barcelona processor will be late. I suppose Intel can live not having native quad-core if it means not having to deal with low yields and almost no performance gain.Posted on Jun 9, 02:04
What a joke. Intel can't even produce a quad core chip but they would like you to think they are experts on the subject. AMD's Barcelona is NOT delayed and will arrive as advertised - MUCH to Intel's chagrin.