Amd says intel is below expectations for 2019, zen 2 has a golden opportunity

2019 will be the year in which the Ryzen 3000 processors are launched, which will be based on an evolved Zen 2 architecture manufactured at 7 nm, which should be a great evolution compared to current models, and an excellent alternative to the Intel Ice Lake.

AMD says Intel will be below what they expected for 2019, Zen 2 could be a blow

Internal sources of AMD affirmed that Zen 2 and its series of Epyc Rome processors have been designed to compete favorably with the Intel Xeon based on the Ice Lake architecture, which will be based on the manufacturing process at 10nm that caused so many problems. is hitting the blue giant. Delays in the development of the 10nm, make the launch of Ice Lake in 2019 highly unlikely, offering AMD a golden opportunity to rise above its rival in the market, although it will not be easy, due to the machinery of Intel marketing.

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AMD has designed its products based on Zen 2 at 7nm with an aggressive roadmap to fight with Intel, AMD has taken into account the position in which Intel will be very likely to be, taking into account everything that involves its processors. Now AMD believes that Intel can't do what they thought it could do, which means AMD's Rome processors are likely to have a much larger than expected impact on the server market.

AMD already has Zen 2 at 7nm silicons in its labs, to start testing in the second half of this year, and to prepare for a major launch in early 2019. AMD has not disclosed any performance data for its Zen 2 architecture, though it is rumored that it plans to use the benefits of the 7nm process to offer up to 48-64 cores per socket.

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