> Given Intel's struggles around their process shrink, AMD may have come up with the perfect product at the perfect time. Yes -- AMD got lucky, this time. I si

> Given Intel's struggles around their process shrink, AMD may have come up with the perfect product at the perfect time. Yes -- AMD got lucky, this time. I sincerely doubt they (or anyone else) had any idea how Intel will struggle with their 10nm when they started on Zen in 2012. Back in 2013 Intel said they will have Cannon Lake out in 2015 (!) https://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/16/intel_10nm_14nm_plans/ https://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/16/intel_10nm_14nm_pla... and today, mid 2018, the only released Cannon Lake CPU is a sad little dual core with the graphics chip disabled ( i3-8121U) selling in "very limited quantities". 65nm: 2006 45nm: 2007 32nm: 2010 22nm: 2012 14nm: 2014 10nm: 2019 (?)