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The Exiled · 15.09.2021., 20:10

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Autor Manuel Calavera

Serversko tržište je tromo i sporo. Ima intel udio, no pitanje je kolika je prodaja zadnje 3-4 godine, jer 90% sigurno nije ako si je AMD povećao udio negdje od preko 1000% do 1500% na tako tromom tržištu

Zna Intel jako dobro što ih je snašlo i tko je kriv za trenutnu situaciju i da malo manje laju kroz marketing, možda bi im sve kaj najavaljuju djelovalo vjerodostojnije.

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Intel Cascade Lake Xeon

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Ultimately, depending on if you view the glass as half-full or half-empty, Intel is either boosting Xeon Scalable performance by upwards of 33%, or cutting prices by even more (50-60%+ in some cases).

Even in the 28-32 core range, the EPYC 75F3 is an ultra-fast 32-core offering that makes Cascade Lake processors simply look like slow low-power CPUs.

Intel Ice Lake Xeon

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We see that the AMD EPYC 7543P tends to be ahead of the Intel Xeon Gold 6314U by 25-33%. Overall, Intel can claim a lower price by almost 5%. AMD can, however, claim that it has 20-33% better performance as well as additional PCIe Gen4 connectivity. Intel has its newer instructions and Optane PMem 200 support. Still, for the majority of buyers, it seems fairly clear that at list price, AMD has a better value proposition here.

AMD EPYC expands as Intel Xeon contracts in Q2 2021

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Suffice to say, EPYC is growing fast and given what we saw, this growth seems to be at the expense of Intel Xeon.

Intel either is seeing the Osborne Effect from delaying its Ice Lake processors and demand shifting before a supply of the new parts arrives.

So while AMD is positioning 2021 as a year of growth with significant margin upside, Intel is positioning a tough year where it will discount to drive volume.

Intel Sapphire Rapids Xeon

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Set to launch in 2022, Sapphire Rapids will be Intel’s first modern CPU product to take advantage of a multi-die architecture that aims to minimize latency and maximize bandwidth due to its Embedded Multi-Die Interconnect Bridge technology. It’s worth comparing this to AMD’s first-generation EPYC, which also used a 2x2 chiplet method, albeit with connectivity through the package. AMD escaped the need for having multiple silicon designs by having it rotationally symmetric.