Intel will NOT build ARM chips!
April 2, 2012
As I mentioned in my previous blog “NVIDIA Claims TSMC 20nm will not Scale?” Jen-Hsun Huang is a very entertaining guy. I always listen to the NVIDIA conference calls because you never know what he will say next. Clearly he is a smart guy so you have to ask yourself why all the rhetoric?
In the Forbes article NVIDIA: Intel should let us build chips in its factories, Jen-Hsun suggests that there would be “no shame” for Intel to be a foundry for all the mobile (ARM based) companies.
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