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kpom said:

Are we sure that's not supposed to read 600,000 wafers annually, not processors?

Your interpretation sounds more correct.

canukstorm said:

22july2013 said:

I would expect average people to be turned off by a non-Intel CPU, in the short term.

The average person buying tech doesn't know anything about the processor in the laptop.  And they shouldn't have to.  But they do understand a laptop that runs cool, runs silent, that has long battery life, and performs well when running apps.

And these new M1 chips have earned only raves from those who are best suited to analyze their performance.

Haha. Sure they will. They don’t sell enough Surfaces to warrant the massive investment.

randominternetperson said:

I would agree with the skeptics/cynics here, except then I notice that investors believe Telsa is the greatest stock in the history of forever.  Clearly someone thinks there is money to be made in the smart electric car market.

Musk is the only reason Tesla works. He’s as much a personality and meme as Steve Jobs was to his fans. Their product is still rather sloppily built with tolerances that make car enthusiasts wince, but they dominate their market.

There they go again, spending valuable time and taxpayer money on “critical investigations” like this instead of, y’know... something important like vote fraud.