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Note, that the list price for Intel Xeons is something that nobody really pays. Behind the closed doors bulk pricing is negotiated and the price-per-chip in pra
by nagisa 7y ago
Note, that the list price for Intel Xeons is something that nobody really pays. Behind the closed doors bulk pricing is negotiated and the price-per-chip in practice is only a fraction of the list price.
- loeg 7y agoEnterprise sales: everyone gets 40% off list. Still, 60% is a big multiple of these prices.
- sitkack 7y agoAMD also doesn't have a heard of salespeople, pay list with AMD, haggle with Intel. Smaller shops that didn't have the time of day with Intel sales, they will go AMD. All of the small clouds with go AMD. There is no oxygen down at 8k for Intel, they will have to move to chiplets to get the yields up, to drop the prices that far. AMDs costs for these parts is probably double what the consumer versions are, so we are probably looking at 7k+ of profit per chip. They are forcing Intel to move to chiplets or be really really wounded. Clearly AMD is not participating in a duopoly game, which would be the expected anticompetative behavior. If I were AMD I would give away the mobos. This is going cause a lot of Intel parts to be EOLd early.