George Cozma

With the 9575F, that's a high-frequency 64-core SKU that I was talking about that was getting 4.9 from Windows testing on all cores. I think that that sort of skew, the fact that they still are paying attention to sort of the mid-range is really good. It's expensive, no doubt, but... Yeah.

With the 9575F, that's a high-frequency 64-core SKU that I was talking about that was getting 4.9 from Windows testing on all cores. I think that that sort of skew, the fact that they still are paying attention to sort of the mid-range is really good. It's expensive, no doubt, but... Yeah.

So, Joe McCurry from AMD put it, economy cores. Economy cores. When he said that on stage, Ian and I were laughing for about five minutes straight.

So, Joe McCurry from AMD put it, economy cores. Economy cores. When he said that on stage, Ian and I were laughing for about five minutes straight.

And I... let's just say that's, that's something I've harped on Intel about is they really, the fact that they now have an ISA segmentation.

And I... let's just say that's, that's something I've harped on Intel about is they really, the fact that they now have an ISA segmentation.

It's bad. It's bad. Don't segment your ISA, please. Yeah. Like that's, that's how you shoot yourself in the foot. Something fierce.

It's bad. It's bad. Don't segment your ISA, please. Yeah. Like that's, that's how you shoot yourself in the foot. Something fierce.

Is that right? So on the client side, yes, that's true. On the server side, that's not correct. All server chips have the same cores. So there are two Xeon 6 lineups, the Xeon 6000Ps and the Xeon 6000Bs.

Is that right? So on the client side, yes, that's true. On the server side, that's not correct. All server chips have the same cores. So there are two Xeon 6 lineups, the Xeon 6000Ps and the Xeon 6000Bs.

and the p's are for the p cores there's no merger of yeah so just to be clear it's like it's like ryanair it's like all economy yes on this one but but the thing with that is and here's sort of the cleverness of zen 5 versus n5c and that is amd can just have one big skew stack and that's it yeah intel you need these two different skew stacks

and the p's are for the p cores there's no merger of yeah so just to be clear it's like it's like ryanair it's like all economy yes on this one but but the thing with that is and here's sort of the cleverness of zen 5 versus n5c and that is amd can just have one big skew stack and that's it yeah intel you need these two different skew stacks

And it can start getting confusing with what has what and where.

And it can start getting confusing with what has what and where.

The thing here is I think the area would be, even if it was a bare bones implementation, I don't know if you guys remember Centaur, Centaur CNS. That was, if you guys remember VIA, that was a VIA CPU that never actually hit market, but you were able to test Um, thanks to a couple of guys who acquired some during the Centaur, uh, buyout days about three years ago. Um.

The thing here is I think the area would be, even if it was a bare bones implementation, I don't know if you guys remember Centaur, Centaur CNS. That was, if you guys remember VIA, that was a VIA CPU that never actually hit market, but you were able to test Um, thanks to a couple of guys who acquired some during the Centaur, uh, buyout days about three years ago. Um.

It had a very basic and bare bones AVX 512 implementation. But that's fine.

It had a very basic and bare bones AVX 512 implementation. But that's fine.

Well, here's the thing, right? It's an old part, absolutely. But Intel bought the team and It was essentially an AccuHire. They got the folks from Centaur three years ago. Oh, so this is a recent thing.

Well, here's the thing, right? It's an old part, absolutely. But Intel bought the team and It was essentially an AccuHire. They got the folks from Centaur three years ago. Oh, so this is a recent thing.