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Oh man how far Intel has fallen. At this point they have my sympathy.

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finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-apos-chipmaking-throne-challenged-080100514.html
Oh goody

so what's amd doing during this

>Last year, the Taiwanese company amassed a bigger market value than its U.S. rival for the first time.
RIPtel, 5nm TSMC in 2020. Intel has lost the race.

Laughing their fucking asses off while they're preparing to send assembled batches of 7nm Zen 2 EBYNs to first customers (Amazon, HLRS, Cray, etc).

>5nm
>2020
2022 a t the earliest. 2020 is 7nm EUV.

5nm risk production in 2019. In 2020 we should start seeing 5nm products (not necessarily zen) rolling out.
tsmc.com/english/dedicatedFoundry/technology/5nm.htm

>they have my sympathy
Too early, shiller. Come back and sympathize when their stock's going to be below 10 burgers per share. Which is not very far away from now.

>customers
And Google. And Microsoft. And pretty much almost everyone else because they fucking curbstomp Xeons.