Absolutely! They phrased it in such a way that it sounds as if it is normal that computers just randomly reboot and as if the firmware upgrade simply increases that frequency.
Random reboots should really never happen and the fact that Intel is trying to imply otherwise is deeply worrying.
We all know that things go wrong. The problem is rarely that mistakes are made, but rather that people aren't open about them and don't simply provide concise technical analyses.
It's part of the current "A plan for Scotland" [0] which mentions:
"deliver a baby box offering essential items for
a child’s first weeks to the families of all newborn
babies in Scotland, to promote the fair and
equal start we want for every child regardless
of circumstance. We will consult with key
stakeholders and with parents in autumn 2016,
with full roll-out in 2017"
Random reboots should really never happen and the fact that Intel is trying to imply otherwise is deeply worrying.
We all know that things go wrong. The problem is rarely that mistakes are made, but rather that people aren't open about them and don't simply provide concise technical analyses.