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op didnt say they wanted a NASA computer. they’re asking what’s so special about the tensor compared to any other mobile chipset if it doesnt do anything special.
The only thing ive seen that sets it apart is A: The Titan security chip
and B: the shittier cell antennas compared to Qualcomm
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It’s a phone cpu meant for a phone. It’s not a nasa computer
op didnt say they wanted a NASA computer. they’re asking what’s so special about the tensor compared to any other mobile chipset if it doesnt do anything special.
The only thing ive seen that sets it apart is A: The Titan security chip
and B: the shittier cell antennas compared to Qualcomm