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I invested in AMD in 2016 (first ever investment). trebled my money in months. With Lisa Su and the arrival of Zen things were going very well so I told friends and family that it seemed to be a good investment. Most ignored me and those that invested chose other companies and lost money. Today...

AMD mkt cap 300+Bn today. Share price $187. Recovery complete?

Intel on the road to recovery? Good Qtr. 4 results but dreadful guidance. Shares down 12% https://www.theregister.com/2024/01/26/intel_q1_nosedive/

plenty of customers, https://insidehpc.com/2024/01/italian-energy-company-eni-acquiring-600-pflops-amd-powered-hpe-cray-ex-hpc-system/

looking for $180 now

Your absolutely right. I was aware of a lot their embeded stuff but not the likes of above. Good stuff.

Still rising - $168.50 / 273Bn 2024 should be a good year.

Fairly comprehensive test https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-core-ultra-7-155h-linux/12 In fact, out of 370 benchmarks run on both the Ryzen 7 7840U and Core Ultra 7 155H focused strictly on the processor performance, the Ryzen 7 7840U was the best performer 80% of the time!

Hmm, snake oil methinks https://www.hardwaretimes.com/intel-1st-gen-core-ultra-meteor-lake-cpus-are-slower-than-ryzen-7000-and-are-power-hogs/

I disagee. Having the money to coerse game devs and sway public opinion has proved sucessful for Nvidia, but as with intel nothing stays the same. DLSS etc, is just todays fad. IMHO the future will be very different,

What ever Intel said didn't stop AMD stock price rising 10% today. AI everywhere and MI300

Those figures are absolutely dire. But the way they are presented, well unbelievable really. lol Another one of Pat's cunning stunts.

Intel - on the road to recovery? or not 50Bn debt https://seekingalpha.com/article/4597523-intel-spending-itself-into-a-hole

Intel - on the road to recovery? https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-posts-q1-fy-2023-results

IMHO the stock market is a very dodgy place but now we see AMD at 163Bn ($101 per share) whereas Intc 119Bn. Maybe a new thread is required - Intel on the road to recovery (in the next few years that is)

Some interesting info https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-shares-new-second-gen-3d-v-cache-chiplet-details-up-to-25-tbs

It's not a question if AMD is big enough to make huge chips. There is a lot more to it than that, as you well know. If huge monolithic chips were the future, do you think that Intel would be striving their nuts off to get their chipletts out of the door.

Monolithic chips were great, so was coal. I assume you grasp the reason for shifting away from monolithic designs.

You seriously think that AMD should go backwards. Jeez!

very much so, I would choose an efficient board for sure.