Intel and ASUS Agree to Term Sheet to Take Intel NUC Systems Product Line Forward
Intel and ASUS Agree to Term Sheet to Take Intel NUC Systems Product Line Forward
Intel and ASUS agree to term sheet to manufacture, sell and support 10th to 13th Gen NUC systems product line and to develop future innovative NUC systems product designs.
Hot on the heels of last week's announcement that Intel would end their NUC line, Intel and ASUS have struck a non-exclusive deal that will see ASUS assume manufacturing, sales, and support of 10th to 13th Gen NUCs. ASUS will also be able to develop future NUC designs; all under a new business unit called ASUS NUC BU.
ASUS will receive a non-exclusive license to Intel’s NUC systems product line designs, enabling it to manufacture and sell 10th to 13th Gen NUC systems products and develop future designs. This will enable ASUS to provide product and support continuity for Intel NUC systems customers. ASUS will establish a new business unit called ASUS NUC BU.
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Dafuk is that name 🤣
Oh cool, another ASUS PC company spinoff, add it to the pile
I love my Asus mini-pc... just dont tell intel that it's a Ryzen based model.
I love my nuc. It’s so cute. Glad they’re not going away. I just hope asus nuc bu isn’t some ancient curse
I'm kind of glad. Only because I was thinking about buying a NUC for windows development purposes instead of using a VM or dual boot -- so it looks like that option will be available for me in the future.
Yay! Too bad they're going to suck and likely to be not worth buying.
ASUS has massive QC issues and nonexistent support these days. They've been riding the coattails of their gaming heyday and can't build anything worth a shit, and then when it's a problem, refuses to admit they fucked up. Jayz talks about it best
Intel just punted the ball so it's not their problem anymore. Do NOT fucking buy these.
I remember having an ASUS board for about 6 months back in the mid 2000’s before it blew up. Talked to some people back then and it was a relatively common experience. I’m not sure how ASUS has been doing well as a company for the past 20 years, when it seems like all their stuff blows up.
I’ve been MSI all the way since then and it’s worked out swimmingly.
ASUS still ironing out the wrinkles 20 years later...
They had a period of about 6 years starting around the Intel Ivy Bridge era where they actually made some really nice stuff. People started recognizing them as quality, but it's like they put that effort in, saw results, and then went back into coast mode.
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