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Jacob Fox

AMD says Intel's 'interesting choices' around multithreading could help Epyc CPUs gain server market share

AMD's CEO Lisa Su at CES 2020.

AMD compute and enterprise AI VP Madhu Rangarajan told tech news site CRN that they are expecting next-gen AMD Venice servers to increase the performance lead over next-gen Intel Xeon Diamond Rapids, in part due to Intel's decision to ditch for the upcoming server CPU generation.

The AMD VP said, "We understand that our competitor has made some interesting choices on multithreading and so on. That’s going to help us gain even more market share in a broader enterprise market where that has implications to your licensing and many other costs associated with it."

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