Comments on: Intel buying multi-core software companies

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By: ImIcarus

ImIcarus — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 05:34:30 +0000

Great information and article!

I’m not surprised by the news though, Intel invents some great processors and microprocessors alike, but they’ve had problems with drivers and software/hardware integration in the past.

Intel has somewhat of a sleeper hold on NVidia since NVidia can’t make a motherboard chipset of their own for the Core i7 Nehalem processors so far. So it would make sense to acquire these companies because these companies’ expertise can also apply to multi-core processor integration with GPUs.

I don’t think that Intel is admitting defeat to AMD. I think it’s more that, although they are performance-wise superior to AMD, they believe that they can get much, much more out of their hardware through excellent drivers and software. So in reality, they may just be trying to make the performance gap larger.

But we’ll just have to wait and see!

By: Gordon Jenkins

Gordon Jenkins — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 00:33:19 +0000

In buying up software companies that specialize in squeezing the most out of hardware, isn’t Intel admitting and conceeding technological defeat to AMD? Has Intel reached the end of what it can do with the manufacturing of microprocessors? No more speed? No more processing power? Is AMD about to lap Intel?
Let’s wait and see!