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>Lip-Bu Tan is "laser-focused" on getting Intel back to maximizing shareholder value I am guessing this is the board's decision again. Zen 6c is about to come
by ksec 1y ago
>Lip-Bu Tan is "laser-focused" on getting Intel back to maximizing shareholder value
I am guessing this is the board's decision again.
Zen 6c is about to come out for server. That is 256 Core per socket. I haven't followed Intel's roadmap for a long time, mostly due to it be very confusing and not exciting. But I am not even aware of any grand plans with TSMC. Which means they are betting their foundry to deliver, both on cost, capacity, and performance.
But AMD needs to work harder. I have been saying this for so many years it is tiring. They need to further increase market shares in every single market, Servers especially hyperscalers, PC, Laptop, OEMS players. I have given them benefits of doubt for so many years Zen 6 generation will be the last of it. I am not even mentioning GPU.
- TheRealPomax 1y agoLiterally anything a public company does is a board decision. That's how boards work. They say what to do, and if the CEO disagrees, the board votes to dismiss them and put someone in the position who can follow instructions.
- mullingitover 1y agoOne huge factor in Apple’s historic turnaround with SJ’s return to the company: the bailout funders fired the board and brought in SJ’s hand picked board to rubber stamp his decisions. The Tesla board is a similarly mindless rubber stamp operation, for better or worse.
- eviks 1y agoThat's not true, have you never heard of CEOs packing the boards? Also, boards are in charge of a tiny % of all decisions, so it's the opposite of your "literally"