Yeah, it's like saying "well all Apple is doing is throwing good engineering at the problem".
All they've really done is taken an advanced process, coupled it with a powerful architecture they've been iteratively improving on for years, and thrown it at software that has been codesigned to work really well on those chips.
All they've really done is taken an advanced process, coupled it with a powerful architecture they've been iteratively improving on for years, and thrown it at software that has been codesigned to work really well on those chips.
Yeesh!