superchunk on 11 September 2012
| Viper1 said: No way they could change the power factor that greatly and not have major problems with the development community. That would directly damage the financial planning of publishers and developers that have been working on Wii U hardware for over a year now. And it was pretty recent that IBM made it clear it was a Power7 CPU. The 3DS financial issue happened well over a year and the fault was simply a high margin and poor foreign exchange rate rather than a costly CPU. |
True. IBM did state only a month or so ago through Twitter that it was still Power7... i.e. Watson's technology.
