I wonder if the market share s

2021-03-15

I wonder if the market share still lies with general consumers or is it in the cloud business

AMD launches 'Milan' chip for data centers as battle with Intel intensifies

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KFFun
2021-03-16
KFFun
Guess the older chips are more saturated in the general consumers now. So more market share would shift into data centers/servers.
- CatFished:
  In that case we have to watch out for those big cloud companies that start to make their own chips

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