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Starting Now, All Intel Microprocessors Are Conflict-Free

33 pointsby mcbainover 11 years ago

4 comments

fmelaover 11 years ago
I completely misunderstood the headline: I thought this had something to do with conflict misses.
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madaxe_againover 11 years ago
That's a very brave statement, given that there's currently no clear data for Tin/Tungsten/Tantalum/Gold smelters' ore origins. I've seen the data. Two of the eleven tantalum smelters on the planet have been audited. The others aren't sure where all their ore comes from. Big problem. Working on solving it.
goggles99over 11 years ago
Umm OK, they are complying with the Dodd-Frank Act and acting like they are doing it out of the goodness of their hearts...<p>How moving.
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hyperion2010over 11 years ago
So this makes for ok PR, but when there is a global market for commodities this is all feel good bullshit. Sure the atoms that are in your CPU weren&#x27;t mined in a warzone but does that absolve you of complicity in participating in a global economy that is going to source raw materials from anywhere it can regardless of the conditions?<p>Great command and control on the supply chain side but somehow I wonder what the data is on whether this actually makes any real impact on the conflicts in question beyond further reducing the capital flow to already incredibly impoverished regions.
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