Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD)

[BornAtNight]

Great article, thanks for posting. This tells me that AMD is a far step ahead of Intel in tech development with their 7 nm chip. I guess we will have to see if the proof is in the pudding on this one once it is in the field. Everything you posted in that article points to Intel relying heavily on 14 nm chip and command codes. So what does that mean if they are able to turn out some 10 nm chips? Are they going to operating with 14 nm commands and instructions? Will whatever 10 nm chips deliver a boost in performance and or reduction power usage" I don't know. It would seem to me that when they start to deliver 10 nm chips that these new chips will need new codes to optimize performance.
If AMD hits a home run with their 7 nm chips, I believe it is AMD that is going to have trouble keeping up with demand.