@theprinceraj Each router hop your data packet passes through the TTL field in your IP header decrements by one.
ISP knows your exact TTL from your phone, when you use your phone as a hotspot your hotspot connected devices first hop is your phone which decrements TTL by 1.
Super excited to welcome my close friend Seok-Hee Lee back to Intel! @seokhee4 is a highly regarded semiconductor process integration expert and successful CEO (SK Hynix). Early in his career, he spent over 10 years at @intel, contributing to several critical Intel process technologies. He will now oversee our advanced packaging technology development and drive exciting new system integration projects! Advanced packaging and system integration are increasingly critical areas for Intel Foundry and for the future of computing. Seok-Hee will help Intel accelerate the ramp of our industry leading EMIB-T and HBI technologies. I look forward to partnering with him and have him rejoin Intel at this critical time!
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As a reminder SemiAnalysis said there was a 70% chance Apple would not move to Intel from TSMC
Certain other people said backside power meant you couldn't do mobile chips
THEY WERE WRONG
Intel has finally undone the mistake of 2006
Peter Lynch: "People are very careful — they spend hours to get $50 off an airplane flight. They look at everything. And [then] they'll put $10,000 in some crazy stock they heard about on the bus."
.@Intel Foundry is excited to onboard Trusted Semiconductor Solutions and Reliable MicroSystems in phase three of @DeptofDefense’s RAMP-C program, allowing DIB customers to leverage Intel 18A process technology to support U.S. national defense innovation. https://t.co/pM6Vlkv0D2
Congratulations to Eric Meurice and Steve Sanghi on joining Intel’s board of directors. With decades of technical expertise, executive leadership, and strategic discipline, they are well-positioned to contribute to the company’s success. Excited to see the impact they’ll have on Intel and its shareholders.
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speaking about yield as a % isn't appropriate. large die will have lower yield, smaller die - high yield percentage. Anyone using % yield as a metric for semiconductor health without defining die size, doesn't understand semiconductor yield. yields are represented as defect densities.