An Interview with Intel's Arik Gihon about Lunar Lake at Hot Chips 2024 | Interview #2

[@Brians256]

Good job. You got a good number of actually interesting questions here. That's the benefit of talking to an engineer instead of a marketing person.

[@Luckyn00bOC]

Nice interview, thanks!

[@TheParadoxy]

Really appreciate these interviews. Even being clueless about CPU architecture, it gives me something to aspire to understand

[@Capeau]

Try to relax a bit more. Nice info on lunar lake. Cant wait for the results.

[@Veptis]

Talks and slides are great - but it does have to hold up in some third party tests and also the real world. So I am looking forward to the article following tomorrow's launch event.

[@BatuhanGuvenc-eq2em]

Do you know when is lunch and where can I watch

[@Veptis]

@@BatuhanGuvenc-eq2em in like 6 hours, and there will be a Livestream on the Intel website

[@Askejm]

great video!

[@tibbydudeza]

Good to hear such details now that Anandtech is gone 😢 Hope you make it work 🎉

[@rahulav4009]

Lovely interview

[@procedupixel213]

Interesting. There may be hope for Intel yet.

[@tibbydudeza]

Should have asked about rentable cores in panther lake and royal core 😂

[@glorioussir9673]

Lovely!

[@zanekaminski]

"And now we are at high-voltage manufacture" hahahahahahahah hope not. Love Intel stuff though, just poking fun :)

[@12100F]

very nice

[@LeDabe]

rtcore are marketing ?

[@drinkwater9891]

mine is probably mozzarella and cheddar and maybe halloumi and paneer

[@pilsen8920]

I don't trust anything that the guy getting interviewed says. Nothing sounds genuine. And some just doesn't check out.

[@ayushmanpriyadarshi1924]

Not because I'm part of Intel SoC architect, I'm advertising for Intel. But everything in this video is a fact.