For Google, it's a good bargain... they collect new designs of processors for
free and for them the fabrication cost (a few thousands $) is like a drop of
water in the ocean.
This said I doubt this will be a massive production. First there are selective
criteria. They will not build anything. I
> Granted, I'm not sure I'd trust Google with something like this (I
> actually disable Google Chrome on my Android phones and use Firefox
> instead),
I hope you're aware that basically android = google/alphabet... so disabling
chrome on Android won't protect you much from 'evil' google...
https://www.theregister.com/2020/07/03/open_chip_hardware/
is it 10 square millimeters, or 10 millimeters squared?
On 7/4/20 16:30, таракан wrote:
>
>> Granted, I'm not sure I'd trust Google with something like this (I
>> actually disable Google Chrome on my Android phones and use Firefox
>> instead),
>
> I hope you're aware that basically android = google/alphabet... so disabling
> chrome on Android won't p
On 7/4/20 15:41, [Gong Show OOPS!] 2.0 wrote:
> hilarious - the [people] from google are offering to 'fab' your [...]
> chip for 'free'. It's touching to see how the google [people] stick
> to their foundational principle : "everything we do is evil"
It's amazing how nonsensical this sounds when
