top | item 44315124 (no title) cwal37 | 8 months ago They’ve steadily expanded over the years, I wouldn’t be surprised if this was real. It’s not just calculators, TI chips show up in a lot of military hardware in particular. discuss order hn newest bigfatkitten|8 months ago There are a lot of markets where TI is king, such as in battery management ICs. jdsully|8 months ago They make really good VCO+PLL chips. Ultra low phase noise. xvilka|8 months ago DSPs as well UncleOxidant|8 months ago which generally cost pennies. load replies (2) wsc981|8 months ago I just want them to make a newer version of the TI-99/4A. lightedman|8 months ago Wouldn't it be funny to see that CPU produced on a modern node?Given the low transistor count, you could probably achieve speeds in the multi-10s of GHz, it would be so small.A multi-core 99/4A would be hilarious to witness. load replies (1) cchance|8 months ago It's 1/3rd the valuation of the company... its not real lol unknown|8 months ago [deleted]
bigfatkitten|8 months ago There are a lot of markets where TI is king, such as in battery management ICs. jdsully|8 months ago They make really good VCO+PLL chips. Ultra low phase noise. xvilka|8 months ago DSPs as well UncleOxidant|8 months ago which generally cost pennies. load replies (2)
wsc981|8 months ago I just want them to make a newer version of the TI-99/4A. lightedman|8 months ago Wouldn't it be funny to see that CPU produced on a modern node?Given the low transistor count, you could probably achieve speeds in the multi-10s of GHz, it would be so small.A multi-core 99/4A would be hilarious to witness. load replies (1)
lightedman|8 months ago Wouldn't it be funny to see that CPU produced on a modern node?Given the low transistor count, you could probably achieve speeds in the multi-10s of GHz, it would be so small.A multi-core 99/4A would be hilarious to witness. load replies (1)
cchance|8 months ago It's 1/3rd the valuation of the company... its not real lol unknown|8 months ago [deleted]
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jdsully|8 months ago
xvilka|8 months ago
UncleOxidant|8 months ago
wsc981|8 months ago
lightedman|8 months ago
Given the low transistor count, you could probably achieve speeds in the multi-10s of GHz, it would be so small.
A multi-core 99/4A would be hilarious to witness.
cchance|8 months ago
unknown|8 months ago
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