Samsung ends Intel’s 24-year reign, becomes the largest chipmaker

>>61606288
Best day

>intel BTFO in the x86 segment
>intel BTFO in the nand segment
>intel BTFO in the network segment
MUH DIVERSITY

Americans have become too lazy and complacent to produce anything of value. Asians will become culturally dominant in the coming century.

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>>61606288
C H I N K E D

Redpill me on Samsung. Are they botnet or not?

Korean garbage won't last on top. Can't wait to see china overtake all the other asian brands in the next decade or so.

>>61606484
Yeah even their tvs

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>>61606585
1984

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>b-but AMD is our only real competition ..
>w-we can catch up, honest!

This is what happens when you have corporate blinders on for a fucking decade. They're about to lose their fab advantage, too.

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>>61606288

>mfw Samsung is a platinum partner on AMD Epyc products

>>61606492
>China
>overtake anything against a country that singlehandedly controls majority market share in nand, LCD and oled panels, DDR and HBM, and more
>actually makes cars that sell in the international market
>now houses the largest semiconductor fab business

China is a big meme. If the US were to cut them off they would die overnight, given it'd hurt us too but only in the short term. We're even stealing companies from them, like Foxconn. The US should bring back manufacturing to home soil

>>61606824

You do know China investors own 80% of US business capital right? If the US would cut them off they take out investments and Trump is immediately bankrupted, collapsing pretty much everything. Why do you think they're kissing China's asses so much?

>>61606288
dont worry guys intel is running out of companies to bribe they will soon get their position back

Meanwhile AMD Enterprise revenue is actually down y/y

>>61606782
>AMD shills Samsung memory
Really makes me think.

>>61608475
EPYC is not shipping yet, anon.
Wake up.

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>>61606824

>>61608552
What the fuck is THAT?

>>61606870
not the guy you replied to and not american either but do you have any facts to back that outrageous claim?

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>>61606288
DELETE THIS, GO- I MEAN BOY

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>>61606288
>>61606419
obligatory

>>61608933
>gigantic company fishing for good boy points when your products cannot compete
Bravo Intel!

>>61608941
What do you expect from a company filled with jews trans-niggers pajeets and feminists

>>61608960
samsung and amd are also filled with those, difference is they aren't "virtue signaling"

>>61608933
Intel new Firefox?

>>61609033
The next yahoo.

>>61608976
Feminists sure, since Korea is one big feminist state, but why would a bunch of super racists accept Jews and Indians?

>>61608672
>Now it's equal to or greater than Japan with about $1.4 trillion in U.S. bonds. Americans have no idea how much the Saudis own, but are consistent in our worries about China. As of March 2016, the U.S. government owes almost $19 trillion to creditors in both long and short term debt.Apr 22, 2016

>The largest portion of U.S. debt, 68 cents for every dollar or about $10 trillion, is owned by individual investors, corporations, state and local governments and, yes, even foreign governments such as China that hold Treasury bills, notes, and bonds.

>Foreign governments hold about 46% of all U.S. debt held by the public, more than $4.5 trillion. According to the Treasury, the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt is China, which owns more than $1.24 trillion in bills, notes, and bonds or about 30% of the over $4 trillion in Treasury bills, notes, and bonds held by foreign countries.

https://www.thoughtco.com/how-much-debt-does-china-own-3321769
http://money.cnn.com/2016/12/16/investing/china-japan-us-debt-treasuries/index.html

Guess I was a little outdated, it's now mainly the middle east that mainly owns them.

>>61609299
Are you retarded? That's government debt, nothing to do with business capital. Also the Chinese hold 30% of all foreign debt to the public, aka 30% of the 46% of public debt which is 68% overall. It owns literally less than 10% of the national debt. It's the opposite of what you said

>>61606419
>>intel BTFO in the network segment
Sauce? Wired/wireless? Recent news about broadpwn shows another picture.

>>61606585
>2017
>smart tv still have 100BASE‑T

>>61606288
How could goyim outsmart superior Jews?

>>61608562
nu-/pol/

>>61609907
>"superior" jews
>can only iterate P6
?
>>61609923
Ah, that makes sense.
Kill it with fire.

>>61609933
Jews and the Japanese are the smartest people of the world.

>>61609299
Those are U.S. treasury bonds, we want them to buy as much of those as possible.

>>61609958
Koreans literally score higher in iq

Oy vey, Samsung is scary. Right now it's cucking apple and intel at the same time. The next step will be to move into software, completely obliterate Microsoft and google and corner the entire consumer tech market.

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>>61606288
>Intel attacked by AMD
>Intel attacked by Qualcomm and Microsoft
>Intel attacked by Samsung

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/28/jefferies-predicts-intel-shares-will-fall-nearly-15-percent-on-increasing-competition-from-amd.html

>>61611084
15% is a very sharp movement, Im not going to read the article but if and only if the Zen family continues to be disruptive for the next 24-30 months will this happen.

The mobile products need to be spot on in price competition and margins, Zen 2 needs to deliver IPC gains with a 10% clock increase at the same power, and Zen3 needs to be designed for Glofo's 7nm EUV, not DUV, going forward. AMD doesnt have the funds or talent to pull all of that off without a hitch, they're just now barely in the zone where R&D spending outlooks can double by this time next year if all goes well.

How are the Epyc server sales moving along? Thats going to tell us everything, and we wont really know until Q1'18 at the earliest.