Re: If the 2 quarter gap were to remain, AMD will have its parts available in early Q3 2006, which is almost a year from now. Are you saying that AMD is WAAAYYY behind that?
Yup. I was expecting them to demo 65nm chips during IDF, but while Intel stole the 65nm spotlight, AMD sat embarrassingly in the corner demoing dual core Turions in a feeble attempt to look good relative to Yonah.
I think it's only a matter of time before AMD announces that 65nm is "on schedule" for H2 2006 (previously, they said early 2006, followed by mid-2006), and this will follow sometime next year with claims that parts will be "shipping" by the end of 2006. Maybe they'll be able to ramp quickly in '07, though.
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