Almost certainly not; I'd be extremely surprised if AMD rocked the boat at all here. Xilinx is already the dominant player in the spaces they're batting for (da

Almost certainly not; I'd be extremely surprised if AMD rocked the boat at all here. Xilinx is already the dominant player in the spaces they're batting for (datacenters are where all the money is and their major focus for several years now), they won't feel pressure to do such things. Overall it seems like a move to strengthen their portfolio for integrated high-end solutions, not something they want to radically shake up. So I suspect it'll be business as usual at Xilinx after the acquisition, but maybe one day we'll actually get a mythical datacenter-class FPGA/CPU combo using Epyc, if it makes sense for their customers.