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$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ Since it's no use holding onto it, let's sell it
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It was nice to have a year-end atmosphere again - (I only share when things are going well)
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$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$
Let's look forward to the PS6.
Let's look forward to the PS6.
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New information about AMD's next-generation CPU architecture, Zen 6, has been revealed. According to reliable sources, the company plans to adopt Taiwan TSMC's latest 3nm process (N3E) and increase the maximum core count per single CCD to 32 cores, double the current number.
Significant advancements in process technology with Zen 6.
TSMC's N3E process will be used for manufacturing Zen 6 CCDs. This process achieves a 20% performance improvement, 30% power efficiency enhancement, and 60% logic density improvement compared to the current 5nm process. Particularly noteworthy is the high level of integration achieved through the use of EUV double patterning technology.
Compared to the current Zen 5 chiplets, significant improvements in logic density and power efficiency can be expected with N4P. This evolution has made the ambitious goal of implementing 32 cores in a single CCD a realistic possibility.
In Zen 6, not only the CCD, which is the heart of the processor, but also the I/O die (IOD) will undergo significant advancements. The manufacturing process is transitioning from the current 6nm process to the 4nm process (N4C)...
Significant advancements in process technology with Zen 6.
TSMC's N3E process will be used for manufacturing Zen 6 CCDs. This process achieves a 20% performance improvement, 30% power efficiency enhancement, and 60% logic density improvement compared to the current 5nm process. Particularly noteworthy is the high level of integration achieved through the use of EUV double patterning technology.
Compared to the current Zen 5 chiplets, significant improvements in logic density and power efficiency can be expected with N4P. This evolution has made the ambitious goal of implementing 32 cores in a single CCD a realistic possibility.
In Zen 6, not only the CCD, which is the heart of the processor, but also the I/O die (IOD) will undergo significant advancements. The manufacturing process is transitioning from the current 6nm process to the 4nm process (N4C)...
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$Quantum Computing (QUBT.US)$
Will this feeling of around $18 continue for a while?
Of course, I think the volatility is very intense 😅.
I think the soaring will come suddenly, so I plan to hold on and observe to not be shaken off.
Will this feeling of around $18 continue for a while?
Of course, I think the volatility is very intense 😅.
I think the soaring will come suddenly, so I plan to hold on and observe to not be shaken off.
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AMD's semiconductors adopted for Dell's corporate PCs for the first time - a blow to Intel.
January 7, 2025 11:26 JST
AMD unveils new processors at a press conference before the opening of CES.
Intel and Qualcomm have also announced new products for PCs.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), the second largest PC processor manufacturer in the United States, announced on the 6th that their semiconductors will be used in Dell Technologies Inc's enterprise PCs for the first time.
AMD unveiled a new processor, explaining that AMD-based PCs can achieve the best performance in running artificial intelligence (AI) software. The company executives revealed at a press conference in Las Vegas before the start of the technology trade show CES, that Dell has decided to adopt this processor in some of their PCs for corporate customers.
In addition to AMD, Intel and Qualcomm also introduced new components for notebooks and desktop PCs at events before CES, claiming that each product can provide the best performance in processing AI workloads.
Dell has already adopted AMD's semiconductors for consumer PCs, but for enterprise PCs, a decision is being considered to adopt a combination of AMD and Intel components in order to improve performance and flexibility.
January 7, 2025 11:26 JST
AMD unveils new processors at a press conference before the opening of CES.
Intel and Qualcomm have also announced new products for PCs.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), the second largest PC processor manufacturer in the United States, announced on the 6th that their semiconductors will be used in Dell Technologies Inc's enterprise PCs for the first time.
AMD unveiled a new processor, explaining that AMD-based PCs can achieve the best performance in running artificial intelligence (AI) software. The company executives revealed at a press conference in Las Vegas before the start of the technology trade show CES, that Dell has decided to adopt this processor in some of their PCs for corporate customers.
In addition to AMD, Intel and Qualcomm also introduced new components for notebooks and desktop PCs at events before CES, claiming that each product can provide the best performance in processing AI workloads.
Dell has already adopted AMD's semiconductors for consumer PCs, but for enterprise PCs, a decision is being considered to adopt a combination of AMD and Intel components in order to improve performance and flexibility.
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Everyone knows that releasing a new product is important.![]()
It's important to know how much profit can be expected.![]()
I heard that at the AMD press conference when it declined.![]()
Everyone knows that releasing a new product is important.
It's important to know how much profit can be expected.
I heard that at the AMD press conference when it declined.
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$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ announced its new Ryzen AI Max, additional Ryzen AI 300, and Ryzen AI 200 CPUs for AI PCs, as well as high-powered chips for gaming desktops and laptops and handheld gaming systems.
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