Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FullyBuffered I shed light on Intel's cancelled project which aimed to take Netburst to even more extreme heights - called Tejas and Jayhawk. After obtaining engineering samples years ago, I have been searching for more information about this project. Just recently I managed to get in touch with a former Intel engineer who worked on the projects and who was willing to disclose information never published before! My Twitter: Twitter.com/FullyBuffered 0:00 – Intro 0:45 – Frequency was king 1:27 – Enter Netburst 1:42 – Pipelining even deeper 2:57 – Issues with deep pipelines 3:31 – Enter Tejas and Jayhawk 4:58 – Jayhawk chips surface 14 years later 5:43 – Contact with Intel engineer 6:08 – Q1: Recalling Tejas and his involvement 7:45 – Q2: What was it like within Intel during that time? 8:49 – Q3: Are the samples real? 9:31 – Q4: How far did development get? 10:00 – Testing the Jayhawk samples 11:09 – Q5: Would it have been the Pentium 5? 11:37 – Q6: How did the people react who worked on it? 12:01 – Q7: Were any changes made afterwards? 12:54 – Q8: Was anything reusable? 13:34 – Q9: Where did the names come from? 14:05 - Conclusion