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  >>"Az AMD általában kevesebbet igér"

  persze relative ...
  
  Charlie Demerjian(semiaccurate)
  újabban nagyon ki van akadva az Intelre ..
  nem tudom, hogy mi volt nála az utolsó csepp ..
  de már nem finomkodik a véleményével ..
  ( vagy nála ez a finomkodás .. )
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  AMD’s 3D V-Cache takes the advanced packaging lead
  https://semiaccurate.com/2021/06/01/amds-3d-v-cache-takes-the-advanced-packaging-lead/
  "Intel’s EMIB and Foveros have a lot of PR behind them and there are real products on the market too. All are low volume proof of concept more than mass market products though, none of them come close the the lowest volume AMD advanced packaging products. That said they all are lower power or use spread out dies in the case of EMIB. To date no one has released a high power product that doesn’t use spread out chips no matter what the tech. Most will talk and intone it is not an issue, especially to the less technical listener, but the tech isn’t there to make real products yet.
  
  
  So that brings us back to AMD and their Computex 2021 keynote speech. In short AMD just kicked all other comers to the curb with their technology even if they didn’t call it out explicitly. What they did is a game changer but not the holy grail of advanced packaging technology. Think of it as a big step that will pay significant dividends in the market. Once again no one else has shown anything close and AMD is planning on starting consumer volume production this year.
  Lets take a look at what AMD announced, why it is so impressive, and why no one else is close.
  "
  
  
  

  "Intel’s honesty shows through at Computex 2021"
  https://semiaccurate.com/2021/05/30/intels-honesty-shows-through-at-computex-2021/
  
  "SemiAccurate won’t rehash the last six months of performance messaging from Intel but suffice it to say they claim victory over AMD with their 4C and 8C Tiger Lake CPUs. Their graphs and comparisons are a tad skewed and don’t hold up to independent testing by non-tame sites, but Intel continues to make the same curious claims at Computex. Don’t believe the spin, AMD beats Intel like a drum in everything but proper disclosure."

  " ... Qualcomm has a 5G world certified M.2 module and so Intel now has one too. Qualcomm makes their silicon, Intel uses, wait for it, Mediatek silicon. You remember Mediatek, the ones shouting about how they were way ahead of Qualcomm a few years ago but suddenly went radio silent about the time silicon was supposed to launch. It is here now with an Intel name tag on the module.
  Qualcomm has a 5G sub-6 and MMWave on their modem, Intel has sub-6. And if history is any guide, the head to head comparisons between the Qualcomm and Mediatek silicon is going to be a laugh riot. Intel for some reason doesn’t mention MMWave in their presentations, no clue why.
  The module itself is made by Fibocom, the silicon is by Mediatek as we previously mentioned, so what does Intel do? Some software. How much? They won’t say but it is unlikely to be the bits they want you to think they make. Remember what we said about not wanting critical minds to view their present
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