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I'm with you here. At AMD, Koduri released GPU after GPU that was slow, terribly hot and inefficient, plagued by driver problems, and overpriced. He left on ter

I'm with you here. At AMD, Koduri released GPU after GPU that was slow, terribly hot and inefficient, plagued by driver problems, and overpriced. He left on terrible terms for a number of reasons, but one of them was his complaint that Radeon was underfunded and deprioritized, so he couldn't compete with Nvidia. Here we are, six years of practically unlimited funding and support from a company with a greater R&D budget than AMD's entire 2016 gross... and he's done the exact same thing.

ChuckNorris89 4y ago
>and he's done the exact same thing. That's how failing upwards works in this racket. As long as you have a great looking resume at a few giants in the industry with some fancy titles to boot, you're set for life regardless of how incompetent you are.
- ksec 4y ago
  I was surprised he got promotion and even more resources under Pat. I dont think Intel should axe their GPU, but considering Pat Gelsinger has zero BS tolerance, I would not be suspired if someone replace Raja if he doesn't deliver within the next 12 months or so.