Comment Comment by Certhas This is a common sentiment, no doubt also driven by the wish thay AMD would cater to us.But I see no evidence that the strategy is wrong or failing. AMD is already powering a massive and rapidly growing share of Top 500 HPC:https://www.top500.org/statistics/treemaps/AMD compute growth isn't in places where people see it, and I think that gives a wrong impression. (Or it means people have missed the big shifts over the last two years.) parent Certhas 2 years ago
But I see no evidence that the strategy is wrong or failing. AMD is already powering a massive and rapidly growing share of Top 500 HPC:
https://www.top500.org/statistics/treemaps/
AMD compute growth isn't in places where people see it, and I think that gives a wrong impression. (Or it means people have missed the big shifts over the last two years.)