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Re:Intel's disruption is now complete by whycombagator on Saturday November 14, 2020 @11:55AM (#25093517)
> There were turf wars between Austin, Santa Clara and Israel over who would design it, and the team that won out had long since lost its best principle engineers

So which team/location ended up winning?

Re:Intel's disruption is now complete by SoSoRoCoCo on Saturday November 14, 2020 @12:00PM (#25093562)
"winning" is hard to define here, because the work became so diffuse (meaning, several sites grabbed the Bonnell/Silverthorn core and started whacking at it), but on paper (foils?) it was the Austin fellows who got the gold star. Some readers who were there may disagree.
Re:Intel's disruption is now complete by dirtypersian on Monday November 16, 2020 @01:06AM (#25108612)
I used to work in Austin. I always thought Austin was the Atom HQ of sorts because that was where ARM was also located. And at the time it seemed like Austin was the mobile epicenter of the chip world. But yeah, at Intel there has always been a rivalry of which location owned what projects. Thank god I'm not there anymore.
Re:Intel's disruption is now complete by texasbigdata on Saturday November 14, 2020 @02:16PM (#25094785)
Wherever the teams at AMD, NVIDIA, Appme and TMSC work out of.