NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Maybe this has something to do with Navi's "scaleable" tagline we saw in the GPU timeline slide.
AMD have been using the scalability and flexibility terms for a long while now. They have a unique position in the industry as the only high end SoC designer and have the history to back it up. So to further increase there lead and just be that much better, it forces others to forget this position/market because AMD is so far ahead(which means more money they can charge for). This is being helpful to them as the HT 2.0 basically allows an immense amount of design choices for any company(like consoles) to make a chip suited for them at a cheaper cost along with faster development time of the chip.
How they translate this for PC and HPC is pretty impressive from the little we know of in those articles. Again the flexibility, allows them to take there own CPUs and GPUS and similar to how NVLink works, allow massive bandwidth to be used. It's not entirely the same, but increased bandwidth is always welcome in HPC. I'm excited for this. AMD finally seem to be pulling together there CPU and GPU expertise together.