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发信人: Roujiamo (肉夹馍羊肉泡臊子面), 信区: Apple
标 题: 高通说上周自己的vp是胡说，其实64位是方向
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Wed Oct 9 00:44:28 2013, 美东)
隔壁的某些213又被打脸了
Last week, Qualcomm chief marketing officer Anand Chandrasekher called Apple
's new 64-bit A7 processor a "marketing gimmick" and claimed the processor
had very few consumer-driven features.
Today, Qualcomm is backing away from those comments, according to Macworld.
A company spokesperson issued this statement to the magazine:
"The comments made by Anand Chandrasekher, Qualcomm CMO, about 64-bit
computing were inaccurate," said a Qualcomm spokesperson in an email. "The
mobile hardware and software ecosystem is already moving in the direction of
64-bit; and, the evolution to 64-bit brings desktop class capabilities and
user experiences to mobile, as well as enabling mobile processors and
software to run new classes of computing devices."
64-bit processing marks a major advance for mobile CPU-makers and will be
extremely important for Qualcomm going forward, as the firm has announced
that it too is working on such chips. Given the flurry of attention
regarding Chandrasekher's comments and Qualcomm's own ambitions in the area,
it makes sense for the company to try to walk back the "marketing gimmick"
remarks.
发信人: Roujiamo (肉夹馍羊肉泡臊子面), 信区: Apple
标 题: 高通说上周自己的vp是胡说，其实64位是方向
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Wed Oct 9 00:44:28 2013, 美东)
隔壁的某些213又被打脸了
Last week, Qualcomm chief marketing officer Anand Chandrasekher called Apple
's new 64-bit A7 processor a "marketing gimmick" and claimed the processor
had very few consumer-driven features.
Today, Qualcomm is backing away from those comments, according to Macworld.
A company spokesperson issued this statement to the magazine:
"The comments made by Anand Chandrasekher, Qualcomm CMO, about 64-bit
computing were inaccurate," said a Qualcomm spokesperson in an email. "The
mobile hardware and software ecosystem is already moving in the direction of
64-bit; and, the evolution to 64-bit brings desktop class capabilities and
user experiences to mobile, as well as enabling mobile processors and
software to run new classes of computing devices."
64-bit processing marks a major advance for mobile CPU-makers and will be
extremely important for Qualcomm going forward, as the firm has announced
that it too is working on such chips. Given the flurry of attention
regarding Chandrasekher's comments and Qualcomm's own ambitions in the area,
it makes sense for the company to try to walk back the "marketing gimmick"
remarks.
