Once hot fusion becomes ubiquitous, none of this is really going to matter. Coal and natgas will be too expensive for power generation. People will want carbon sources (hydrocarbons being the cheapest available) for materials synthesis.

What are you on about? You don't replace AMD boards with Intel anymore. Intel sucks. Go on, try to take someone's 9800X3D and replace it with a 285k. See what happens. Same goes for Turin and Granite Rapids or Turin-dense and Sierra Forest. Intel is only for a few niche applications (maybe) or price/availability.

Samsung's SF2-family nodes may be significantly improved in yields from SF3 nodes (which are widely-regarded as being awful). Apple might do better to deal with them for a second source, even if they're still flawed.

There are plenty of people who agree with you. Unfortunately there are no lean, mean smaller rivals in American silicon manufacturing eagre to take their place. So what to do? Additionally, the American government has no idea how to go about fabricating chips on cutting-edge nodes.

There are the remnant's of Intel's battered competition from years gone by: Globalfoundries, IBM, TI, and others still. Maybe they need some incentive to get back in the game. Right now, the capital costs to build out modern fabs and carry out R&D are too high for any of them to seriously compete with TSMC or Intel.

There's nothing about modern x86 that makes it inferior to ARM (or vice versa). You may as well claim that they're both doomed because of RISC-V. Apple isn't interested in x86-64 and that's unlikely to change ever. Intel just wants a legit foundry customer. What Intel doesn't have (yet) is a process that anyone particularly wants, in volumes suitable for a company like Apple.

Sub in whatever other word for "fashion" that refocuses the discussion on a simple question: Do people even do that anymore? Apparently yes. What's interesting is that it was used as a trope in some American media (typically as a stereotype for overly-friendly - and older - French or Italian men that made Americans uncomfortable) years ago. You almost never hear about it anymore.

Interesting, that was seen as a bit odd and old-fashioned in media from decades ago (usually it was portrayed as a silly stereotype that would freak out American tourists/diplomats/whoever).

How many Europeans still kiss acquaintances on the cheeks anymore? Hasn't that gone out of fashion yet?

Remind me who was President between 2021-2024 again?

What's that got to do with anything? Also at least based on what happened with Kimmel, Trump seems to enjoy using the FCC when it suits him so...

Doesn't look like that worked.

The article/summary pertain to data collections between 2020-2024. It has nothing to do with whatever screed you're posting today.

These devices, if they had the cited capabilities, were (at the very least) not FCC-compliant.

But he won't have a third term as President. Too bad for him.

We've had some truly reprehensible justices on the Supreme Court. Including ones that supported eugenics. The modern court is mild-mannered in comparison.