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| By Wolfgang Gruener | ||
| Friday, April 25, 2008 13:00 | ||
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Nvidia has sent around an email to "friends" declaring the CPU essentially dead, we learned today from a post over at the Inquirer. It is an interesting message from a high-ranking executive at the graphics chip manufacturer, which (since the information is out in the wild now) we would interpret as another shot at Intel's graphics ambitions. Intel has been quiet recently, but Nvidia, it seems, gets more aggressive by the day.
This time around, a TG Daily article was sent around (not to us, just in case you wonder), omitting some Nvidia details. Thanks to the Inquirer for posting this article.
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