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Message: Re: Intel Enters the Picture
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Comments regarding OPTICAL TRANSMISSION:

Arnold Frisch:

In this case, they (Intel) are delivering the whole thing, and there isn't a competitor with anything that can even come close at the component level or the system level. They even have software to run everything - including the applications, at launch."

fidgewinkle:

"Optical integrated on silicon with a processor is absolutely new. No one else has it. If they did, Intel would have a credible threat in servers."

ephud:

"The actual fact is that Intel integrates the optics on die. That is unique. It's cheaper, lowers component count, more power efficient and reduced latency."

troll_slayer:

"Their optics are on the same die as other silicon components, and what makes you think adding lasers and other optics on uP die makes any sense? This is the same nonsense as putting an FPGA on same die as high-end server CPU. Intel is grasping at straws trying to convince OEMs, Data Center customers, and investors to not abandon Intel as better alternatives come to market."

I say troll_slayer for President !

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