Intel Corp (INTC)

[simplytom]

Intel 10 nm is better than product B's 7nm, but never mind.

Well, you still haven't shown anything that even remotely supports your claim. I suppose you got the message that Intel's 10nm, in volume, has been shifted to second half of 2019, right? That is said to be the major reason why Intel tanked.

A 7nm AMD GPU from TSMC will be available by end of this year. Who is leading process tech then? The announced 7nm EPYC CPU from AMD in first half of 2019, with improved core architecture and doubled number of cores will give Intel's data center business a headache for sure. Looks like the market sees it this way (and doesn't care much about Intel's good quarter).

Ian Cutress from the website anandtech has a CannonLake-Laptop

The power of AVX512 on my 3DPM benchmark:

On Intel's 10nm dual core CannonLake, non AVX512 scored 382; AVX512 code scored 4171.

On 18-core Core i9-7890XE, jump from 4111 to 30750.

To confirm, AVX512-enabled code on a 2.2GHz 2C outperformed non-AVX code on a 3.4GHz 18C.

— 𝐷𝑟. 𝐼𝑎𝑛 𝐶𝑢𝑡𝑟𝑒𝑠𝑠 (@IanCutress) July 23, 2018

I think it is one of the Lenovo CannonLake-Laptops which are sold in china.

https://item.jd.com/26395831446.html

And Ian Cutress already made some Benchmarks utilizing the AVX512 instruction sets of the CPU.

I think the statements yesterday are: "Don't make to risky announcements for the future CEO"

So that the new CEO can start with a some "good news".

Some sort of:
"Oh by the way I sleep now inside the Fabs and the volume shipping of 10nm is in Q2 2019"

I mean Qualcomm already announced they are out of the next Iphone-Generation but Intel didn't say a word on this topic. So the future CEO can start with:
"Oh and by the way we are in the complete iPhone 9 lineup as the only LTE and 5G-Chip"