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That "bad leadership" dug AMD out of hole and transformed the company into a behemoth. From under $2 a share to around $250 in eight years. I'll invest in that
by sethops1 11mo ago
That "bad leadership" dug AMD out of hole and transformed the company into a behemoth. From under $2 a share to around $250 in eight years. I'll invest in that kind of bad leadership all day everyday.
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- happycube 11mo agoYup... the first Ryzen/EPYC chips were literally a saving throw. AMD's driver/software woes compared to nVidia make more sense when you realize they barely made it here at all.
- _zoltan_ 11mo agothe two statements can be true at the same time: they can still view software developers as second class while having a great hardware vision. what OP is saying is that after a point it doesn't matter how good your HW is if your SW stack is bad.
- qcnguy 11mo agoYou should compare AMD vs its peers, not its even worse prior state. AMD should by all rights be a strong competitor to NVIDIA with a big chunk of the AI market. They have nearly nothing. The buck should stop at the top, but with AMD it doesn't.
- KetoManx64 11mo agoThis uses to be impressive, then you look at the gains that Bitcoin investors have and this is quite paltry, especially when you consider that inflation is 8-10%, per year.