I think that pretty much anything that's not in the other categories falls into HPC. This is pretty much all CPU and GPU parts from NVIDIA, Intel, AMD. I'd also guess that Apple and Qualcomm CPUs that aren't for smartphones are classified as HPC.
As the article said smart phones are very seasonal.. Apple, for example makes millions of chips starting in around June or so for the next iPhone in Q4...
AMD should have A LOT of products on 3nm right now for release starting Q3...
No, they are not sleeping, is just only Intel is now awaken. You poke the Godzilla, and now the Godzilla is awaken, much like the K5/6/7 stories back then.
TSMC N3B (and possible N3E) from pro AMD source e.g. MLID is that Zen 6 E cores maybe on N3E but P Cores still in N4, this meant that even the 2nd generation N3 Class TSMC is not suitable for HPC/CPU, while Intel 3 is now full steam ahead of the Q3 launch (CPU tile).
AMD is very tight-lipped about all of Turin but they surprised everyone with a 16C CCD... IF they can get a 32C CCD in 3nm there will be a 256C EPYC this year...
It seems like they may put Ryzen on a 16C CCD, but definitely they will with Threadripper...
Forget Turin, what about RDNA? MLID, the yt-er, has been talking about how they're going to be the ones with the best GPU in town for years now. It's never panned out.
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Blastdoor - Friday, April 19, 2024 - link
Does ryzen fall under HPC?ET - Friday, April 19, 2024 - link
I think that pretty much anything that's not in the other categories falls into HPC. This is pretty much all CPU and GPU parts from NVIDIA, Intel, AMD. I'd also guess that Apple and Qualcomm CPUs that aren't for smartphones are classified as HPC.ballsystemlord - Friday, April 19, 2024 - link
This is the first time I've seen a leading process decline, suddenly. Does anyone have an idea as to what the cost of production on the 3nm node is?my_wing - Sunday, April 21, 2024 - link
High, to simplify the matter the is a relationship between EUV layer count and cost (might not be direct relationship but is not that far from this)So N3B is close to 80% more cost to TSMC then N5.
https://fuse.wikichip.org/news/7375/tsmc-n3-and-ch...
BaronMatrix - Monday, April 22, 2024 - link
As the article said smart phones are very seasonal.. Apple, for example makes millions of chips starting in around June or so for the next iPhone in Q4...AMD should have A LOT of products on 3nm right now for release starting Q3...
SanX - Saturday, April 20, 2024 - link
Hey AMD, are you sleeping? We are waiting for Turin 3nm 200-core monstersDante Verizon - Saturday, April 20, 2024 - link
Probably not until next year, when yields improve.my_wing - Sunday, April 21, 2024 - link
Is not Yields, is the clock speed.Same as Intel 4, therefore Meteor Lake is not a desktop part.
my_wing - Sunday, April 21, 2024 - link
No, they are not sleeping, is just only Intel is now awaken. You poke the Godzilla, and now the Godzilla is awaken, much like the K5/6/7 stories back then.TSMC N3B (and possible N3E) from pro AMD source e.g. MLID is that Zen 6 E cores maybe on N3E but P Cores still in N4, this meant that even the 2nd generation N3 Class TSMC is not suitable for HPC/CPU, while Intel 3 is now full steam ahead of the Q3 launch (CPU tile).
BaronMatrix - Monday, April 22, 2024 - link
AMD is very tight-lipped about all of Turin but they surprised everyone with a 16C CCD... IF they can get a 32C CCD in 3nm there will be a 256C EPYC this year...It seems like they may put Ryzen on a 16C CCD, but definitely they will with Threadripper...
ballsystemlord - Monday, April 22, 2024 - link
Forget Turin, what about RDNA? MLID, the yt-er, has been talking about how they're going to be the ones with the best GPU in town for years now. It's never panned out.