The Future of AMD, Chiplets, 3D Stacked Memory and moving past Moore's Law

They are pulling all the punches in the CPU market. Hopefully they make a good amount of money and bring this competitiveness to the GPU market.
 
They are pulling all the punches in the CPU market. Hopefully they make a good amount of money and bring this competitiveness to the GPU market.

Indeed, AMD look set to dominate CPU for a while and have now forced Intel to innovate.
Let's hope they do something with GPU to create a similar disruption and bring back much needed competition.
 
CCIX and Gen-Z soon sounds exciting. Now I'm really looking forward to a reveal.

Yeah, that was a big question after AMD revealed Zen 2. Soon implies... well, soon. I don't see why Zen 2/EPYC 2nd Gen/Rome wouldn't support it.
 
AMD are doing good things atm and while I'm not expecting GPU's to be amazing this next gen maybe in 1-2 gens they might be back on par, but tbh I'd rather they don't go too too heavy on RND just yet use what they know and be sensible :)
 
AMD are doing good things atm and while I'm not expecting GPU's to be amazing this next gen maybe in 1-2 gens they might be back on par, but tbh I'd rather they don't go too too heavy on RND just yet use what they know and be sensible :)

If AMD's Zen 2 products are successful, AMD should have plenty of money in their coffers to significantly boost their R&D spending. The question now is if Zen 2 will live up to the hype, and if datacenters will fully embrace it?

It's definitely an exciting time.
 
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