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Intel to drop the “I” moniker in upcoming CPU rebrand

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Re: Intel to drop the “I” moniker in upcoming CPU rebrand

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Let's just adopt an open-sourced hardware naming scheme then.

Not sure I understand all the downvotes and replies.. 5 secs of gpt4 later: A naming scheme: Manufacturer Code: A short abbreviation or code for the manufacturer, e.g., 'IN' for Intel, 'AMD' for AMD, 'NV' for NVIDIA, etc. Component Type: A short abbreviation for the component type, e.g., 'CPU' for Central Processing Unit and 'GPU' for Graphics Processing Unit. Generation: A two-digit number representing the generatio…

An 01-A part should have the performance of a 02-B part while being less efficient.

Re: Intel to drop the “I” moniker in upcoming CPU rebrand

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You answered the question already. Binning.

It does raise an interesting question: is the 'spectrum' bigger because marketing wanted to capitalize, or is it a bigger range of outcomes on chips due to the progression of shrinking fab sizes?

> a bigger range of outcomes on chips due to the progression of shrinking fab sizes

You don't even need me to answer.

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