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Not because AMD has risen higher, but because Intel has fallen further. AMD is still down 25% YTD.
by flyingfences 5y ago
Not because AMD has risen higher, but because Intel has fallen further. AMD is still down 25% YTD.
- Qem 5y agoI think Intel is posed to sink further. Instead of mending their ways and making a effort to please their customers, they apparently are doubling down on consumer-abusive practices, given the whole SDS (software disabled silicon, aka "software defined silicon") bullshit. Now, instead of selling expensive lame hardware, their big idea is to keep selling lame hardware, but then charging extra to unlame it. That's awful. I hope RISC-V take off, so we finally have a viable, competitive open alternative to the x86 duopoly. We were lucky AMD survived and avoided us a total monopoly, but that's not a ideal situation either.
- thunkshift1 5y agoI think its a trope to criticize anything Intel announces .. software defined silicon is not even a big thing (as of now) that affects every customer. And lets not get started with ‘consumer-abusive’ practices where a lot of tech companies are miles ahead as compared to Intel. After all has been said and done, The fact remains that it has solid growth potential and fundamentals
- tedunangst 5y agoINTC is down 15% YTD.