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    Die PC-Industrie befindet sich in einer schwierigen Lage: „Ich bitte Sie, nichts zu besitzen und glücklich zu sein“, sagt der CEO von Framework


    Die PC-Industrie befindet sich in einer schwierigen Lage: „Ich bitte Sie, nichts zu besitzen und glücklich zu sein“, sagt der CEO von Framework

    https://gizmodo.com/pc-industry-in-dire-straits-asking-you-to-own-nothing-and-be-happy-says-framework-ceo-2000744967

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    1. Mistrblank on

      The tech industry needs to get it’s head out of it’s ass. If they do not allow for computer hobbyists to exists, that is the end of your tech unicorns. Those are the people that drive technology. Not these tech bros like Musk and Altman, not Zuckerberg. Effectively these are the Woz’s and they are the real people doing the work and they learned it from a healthy dose of curiosity.

      And gamers will revolt. If they can’t build the best hardware to play locally with no lag, they’re not playing your streamed garbage. Someone WILL fill that space even if it takes time to build the entire industry from the ground up.

    5. Skensis on

      Person computers are still a major market and billions of dollars of them are sold a year.

      Cloud computing will carve its niche, but I don’t see the PC going anywhere anytime soon.

    6. demoNToosh on

      These people… I don’t understand how they hate their children this much to want to build the world they are.

    7. botella36 on

      I hate subscriptions. Specially because some are very difficult to cancel and you end up paying more.

      I don’t know why but subscriptions remind me of rent to own businesses that pray on low income people.

    8. ithinkitslupis on

      I don’t think physical hardware is seriously headed in that direction. There is a supply shortage that will eventually be remedied. In the meantime datacenter and cloud services are willing to pay more than the average consumer.

      A decent portion of software on the other hand has been headed in that direction and is in some aspects already there.

    9. rmullig2 on

      I don’t understand why anybody would buy a new computer. Like cars the one to two year old systems work fine for 99% of users.

    10. kismethavok on

      I’ll be honest im in the market for a new pc for gaming because my current one is struggling and im half tempted to just use GFN, because it’s objectively cheaper; But I fucking hate it so I don’t want to.

    11. Enlightenment777 on

      No one want to lease or pay for monthly subscriptions.

      For home computers, it’s just a temporary dip until new IC foundries come online in late 2027 to 2028, and more in the future.

    12. F15AV on

      Yea, they can ask. They can also create a community that doesn’t want or need them. People have always found the path around when the demands are too excessive or repressive. Soon, all models will be self recursive.

    13. rod_zero on

      I really hope that when the AI bubble pops the government doesn’t save them and all the tech giants crumble under the weight of debt and they have to liquidate assets as fast as possible.

    15. oneomega1 on

      It’s actually dire for microsoft. Even my normie friends are inquiring about Ubuntu/Linux , which shocked me. Unless windows 11 removes all nonsense garbage and reduces the dram requirement and fixes the laggy experience on $500 laptops, they are going to lose market share to macbook neo and linux.

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