nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqer26g8v2gdquxkyk43usmlk7gaqhle08p378ld3ldfd6p5yrt8us3qs2sp adding to that, x86 has survived and thrived not because of Intel but despite of them....
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>then came them competition from AMD
IBM actually forced Intel to license x86 and the CPU designs (until 486 I think) to AMD fairly early, because Intel couldn't keep up with the demand.
>then came them competition from AMD
IBM actually forced Intel to license x86 and the CPU designs (until 486 I think) to AMD fairly early, because Intel couldn't keep up with the demand.
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