Intel has a habit of putting snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. Their decades of more or less monopoly status has made them complacent, their revenue i

Intel has a habit of putting snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. Their decades of more or less monopoly status has made them complacent, their revenue is high still because of this inertia built into the market that simply will not vanish. The datacenter for example is still dominated by Xeon not because people like Xeon over Epyc but because there is not a easy migration path between the 2 platforms. If I was building a whole new server farm with all new VM's I would choose Epyc all day... but if I need to upgrade hosts in an existing farm with no down time well that will need to be Xeon then... When it comes to desktops/laptops though, Lenovo's AMD line is attractive and suffers no such problems