CPU development cycle is 4 to 5 years anyways. There is basically virtually nothing they can do. A ...
Stiggy930 發表於 11-5-2015 10:21 AM
I think GPU side they will be OKAY
AMD have pretty firm stand with GPU development....at least on track until recently...
Plus they have 100% market dominate with Console (XBOX One / PS4 / Wii U is powered by AMD APU or AMD Radeon based GPU)
But for "CPU" they lack of product keeping them in the playing field, low/mid end server / Workstation class they have NO product that's with modern feature (U3/S3/ M.2 / SATAExpress) and the worst part is poor performance compare with competiting product from Intel ......
CPU development cycle is 4 to 5 years anyways. There is basically virtually nothing they can do. A ...
Stiggy930 發表於 2015-5-11 10:21
Intel grows much bigger in server market than it was in 2003 or 2008. They have E7 v3 to battle the RISC big iron and Xeon Phi to tackle GPGPU. And they have Xeon-D for low power servers/ clusters A very powerful CPU (let's say on par with Skylake IPC) is not enough to 'come back' to the server market. Unless your design can scale well beyond 8 sockets and a better interconnect (like NVlink) that you have some chance to beat Xeon. But AMD is also known for their lack of resource to update their chipset.