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What does "commercial market" mean here? The article says these features were already available in the "consumer" versions of these chips -- were those given aw
by myself248 3y ago
What does "commercial market" mean here? The article says these features were already available in the "consumer" versions of these chips -- were those given away for free or something? What about them was not "commercial"?
I'm sure there's some market segmentation thing at work here, but this just sounds like a Hallmark-holiday excuse to rehash an old press-release and pretend it's another revolution all over again.
- dhruvdh 3y agoYou can't buy these pro variants from Microcenter for example, but you can buy them from pre-built OEM desktops. Mostly meant for enterprise customers who buy in bulk, I think.
- transpute 3y ago> the article says these features were already available Actually, the article says they were not available: the Pro series is based on AMD's existing consumer-oriented processor models but comes with additional features Pro (enterprise) CPUs include remote management, memory encryption and other security features: https://www.amd.com/en/ryzen-pro https://www.amd.com/en/ryzen-pro