Intel can’t supply 14nm Xeons, HPE recommends AMD Epyc

Re:Intel can’t supply 14nm Xeons, HPE recommends AMD Epyc by chasil on Saturday September 08, 2018 @09:04AM (#17940672)

Don't you mean TSMC, followed by Global Foundaries?

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Re:Intel can’t supply 14nm Xeons, HPE recommends AMD Epyc by landryraccoon on Saturday September 08, 2018 @11:19PM (#17944155)

I wasn't aware that HP and companies that manufactured servers and PCs purchased directly from the fabs. You can buy server class CPUs from AMD, can you get them direct from TSMC?

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Re:Intel can’t supply 14nm Xeons, HPE recommends AMD Epyc by chasil on Monday September 10, 2018 @11:33AM (#17952523)

AMD doesn't fab their own chips anymore.

I understood that TSMC would be manufacturing the next round of AMD processors, since Global Foundaries didn't have 7nm ready.

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Re:Intel can’t supply 14nm Xeons, HPE recommends AMD Epyc by landryraccoon on Monday September 10, 2018 @11:52AM (#17952642)

We're talking past each other. HP isn't going to switch from Intel to TSMC because HP doesn't design CPUs. They make servers. Their vendor is going to be AMD not TSMC or Global Foundaries. You're saying Global Foundaries has fabs that make AMD's chips but I'm looking at it from a business/marketing perspective not who's making the hardware. The customer never sees a "Global Foundaries" label on the CPU, it's going to say AMD or Intel on it.

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