Example: https://www.anandtech.com/show/12875/intel-announces-the-cor...
If this 28 core monster really is released I'm curious what it will cost. The 18 core i9 costs ~2000 dollar, the 28 core Xeon with much lower clocks (but with ECC etc.) ~8000.
The power requirements will be even more interesting looking at the 18 core numbers when overclocked.
It is also not illegal to require visitors to clarify to which data processing they consent to (GDPR only says that if you require consent for processing that is not necessary to provide the service, then that does not count as consent for GDPR purposes).
As I interpret it if you don't actively checked that means that you don't opt out from it. Which really makes sense considering how the sole purpose of the entire feature is to confuse and tire people into submission.
The whole thing is opt-out, since it clearly states that pressing "Ok" (the only button that dismisses the dialog) is accepting tracking.
For one it is opt out, which isn't allowed. It also claims that you need to accept to continue using the site, which isn't allowed, then it's countless steps required to opt out (if you even can, I got lost and accidentally allowed everything a few clicks in).
This is probably worse than just pretending GDPR didn't exist. This is a deliberate and disrespectful fuck you to every single visitor.