Re:Intel Solidifies $3.5B Deal to Make Chips for Military
by colechristensen on Friday September 13, 2024 @11:11PM
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But also custom ASICS are no longer necessary because things are so fast and military acquisitions are much slower than commercial development: the state of the art commercial tech state of the art will go through several iterations before a single military product is released so why chase the bleeding edge?
Unless they have really classified tech like a productively useful quantum computer or something, itβs just a better idea all around to use off the shelf or very slightly modified off the shelf parts. (Feature flags, extra testing, expanded environmental margins, etc, but not total redesigns)
Unless they have really classified tech like a productively useful quantum computer or something, itβs just a better idea all around to use off the shelf or very slightly modified off the shelf parts. (Feature flags, extra testing, expanded environmental margins, etc, but not total redesigns)