Intel's biggest obstacle in its Pentium chip flaw was:
A) The cost of replacement.
B) Admitting that there was a problem and acknowledging it to the public.
C) The hit to earnings if the sales were not made.
D) Both a and c
E) None of the above

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Intel's biggest obstacle was admitting there was a problem with the Pentium chip and acknowledging it publicly. This issue was more about reputation and trust than the direct financial cost.

Intel's Biggest Obstacle in Its Pentium Chip Flaw Was