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First 7 nm Ryzen & Threadripper 3000 CPUs at CES 2019 by AMD

First 7 nm Ryzen & Threadripper 3000 CPUs at CES 2019 by AMD

AMD New RoadMap Of New Ryzen CPUs and Vega GPUs – credit by AMD

AMD seems to be on fire latly and has a very favorable position on the CPU market, especially now that Intel is suffering the cpu shortages. Release of its 7 nm Ryzen 3000, Threadripper 3000 and EPYC “Rome” CPUs, plus the Instinct GPUs in early 2019 is somethings we will hear about at CES 2019. It sounds like the jump to 7 nm is the next big thing since modern-day computing was introduced as AMD puts it:

In 2019, AMD will catapult computing, gaming, and visualization technologies forward with the world’s first 7nm high-performance CPUs and GPUs, providing the power required to reach technology’s next horizon. During her CES keynote, Dr. Su and guests will provide a view into the diverse applications for new computing technologies ranging from solving some of the world’s toughest challenges to the future of gaming, entertainment and virtual reality with the potential to redefine modern life.

“AMD is transforming the future of computing in our ever-expanding digital world and revolutionizing the $35 billion gaming industry,” said Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CTA. “We look forward to Dr. Su’s keynote as she paints a picture of the next-generation of computing that will help redefine the future of gaming and virtual entertainment.”

AMD’s CEO Dr. Lisa Su to keynote address at the CES 2019, CES PR says

The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) just announced that AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su will deliver a keynote address at the upcoming CES 2019. Dr. Su’s address is scheduled for Wednesday, January 9 at 9:00 AM in the Venetian Palazzo Ballroom. Owned and produced by CTA, CES 2019, the world’s largest innovation event, will run January 8-11, 2019 in Las Vegas.

Previous roadmaps released by AMD showed that the 7 nm node will bring quite a wide selection of products. AMD is preparing to launch the Ryzen 3000-series CPUs and Ryzen Threadripper 3000-series HEDT chips. The server sector will benefit from the introduction of the EPYC “Rome” processors, while the computing and visualization markets will be targeted with the Instinct GPU.

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AMD All In for 7nm | 7nm GPUs at 2018 & 7nm Server CPU for 2019

AMD All In for 7nm | 7nm GPUs at 2018 & 7nm Server CPU for 2019

With Nvidia having the Turing RTX 2080 Ti, RTX 2080 and RTX 2070 in the list for releasing in the next coming weeks, gamers are also looking at AMD to announce their next-gen 7nm Navi GPUs for gamers. In the recent reports AMD mentioned that 7nm AMD Navi GPUs will be ready for late 2018 release. In a latest PR from AMD, theu confirmed that they have shifted its 7nm product production to TSMC and also confirmed that its 7nm AMD Navi GPUs will be in the market in late 2018.

AMD has also confirmed that its 7nm server CPU will launch in 2019. it will be interesting to see how well AMD GPUs will perform against Nvidia’s Turing architecture based RTX GPUs. Initial products with second generation “Zen 2” CPU core and new “Navi” GPU architecture are in the list.

We have already taped out multiple 7nm products at TSMC, including our first 7nm GPU planned to launch later this year and our first 7nm server CPU that we plan to launch in 2019. Our work with TSMC on their 7nm node has gone very well and we have seen excellent results from early silicon.

Earlier reported; AMD 7nm energy efficiency, 7nm Ryzen Raven Ridge APUs & more

Anandtech’s coverage of HotChips reveals the slide mentioned in this post. This slide only mentions Raven Ridge 2018. The 2000G series were released in 2018, so the power efficiency thing may actually refer to existing products.

Based on Expreview, AMD set to reveal 7nm Ryzen Raven Ridge APUs later ion 2018. Based on Citigroup analyst report, which describes TSMC production capacity for different nodes. He claims that AMD will launch 7nnm APU at the end of this year. At Hotchips, AMD confirmed  more power efficient APUs will be unveiled in 2018. They specifically referred to them as Raven Ridge. AMD clarified that 7nm Vega and 7nm EPYC processors will have the priority for 7nm production. Consumer 7nm products were not expected this year. Also the Ryzen 3000G series would, therefore, follow the path of Ryzen 2000G series, which were released before Ryzen desktop 2000 series.

Reported earlier, AMD+TSMC | Production of 7nm AMD Vega Confirmed

TSMC just confirmed the mass production of 7nm process has begun. The 7nm gen to be used in new products which include orders from AMD. AMD is set to use it vega GPU.

CES 2018 Shows AMD Is Serious | Ryzen 2, Zen+, Zen 2, Zen 3 & Vega 2nd gen

Published by Chinatimes, TSMC has officially begun mass production of their 7nm node at their Fab 15. 

The only CPU that AMD has in their pipeline and uses 7nm process is the upcoming Zen 2 architecture which will be a big leap for the company in terms of performance and efficiency. The Zen 2 architecture will be deployed first in the 7nm EPYC Rome processors which are arriving next year and compete favorably against the Intel’s yet to launch, 10nm Ice Lake-SP processors, based on AMD’s internal performance estimates.

Compared to its 10nm FinFET process, TSMC’s 7nm FinFET features 1.6X logic density, ~20% speed improvement, and ~40% power reduction. TSMC set another industry record by launching two separate 7nm FinFET tracks: one optimized for mobile applications, the other for high-performance computing applications. via TMSC

  Later this year, GF will use immersion steppers to tape out its first 7-nm chip, an AMD processor. An IBM processor will follow with ASICs coming in 2019, said Patton.

GF made the size of its 7-nm pitches and SRAM cells similar to those of TSMC to let designers like AMD use both foundries. AMD “will have more demand than we have capacity, so I have no issues with that,” he said of AMD using the Taiwan foundry. via EETimes

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AMD upcoming 7nm energy efficient Products, set to reveal 7nm Ryzen Raven Ridge APUs & more

AMD upcoming 7nm energy efficient Products, set to reveal 7nm Ryzen Raven Ridge APUs & more

Anandtech’s coverage of HotChips reveals the slide mentioned in this post. This slide only mentions Raven Ridge 2018. The 2000G series were released in 2018, so the power efficiency thing may actually refer to existing products.

Based on Expreview, AMD set to reveal 7nm Ryzen Raven Ridge APUs later ion 2018. Based on Citigroup analyst report, which describes TSMC production capacity for different nodes. He claims that AMD will launch 7nnm APU at the end of this year. At Hotchips, AMD confirmed  more power efficient APUs will be unveiled in 2018. They specifically referred to them as Raven Ridge. AMD clarified that 7nm Vega and 7nm EPYC processors will have the priority for 7nm production. Consumer 7nm products were not expected this year. Also the Ryzen 3000G series would, therefore, follow the path of Ryzen 2000G series, which were released before Ryzen desktop 2000 series.

Reported earlier, AMD+TSMC | Production of 7nm AMD Vega Confirmed

TSMC just confirmed the mass production of 7nm process has begun. The 7nm gen to be used in new products which include orders from AMD. AMD is set to use it vega GPU.

CES 2018 Shows AMD Is Serious | Ryzen 2, Zen+, Zen 2, Zen 3 & Vega 2nd gen

Published by Chinatimes, TSMC has officially begun mass production of their 7nm node at their Fab 15. 

The only CPU that AMD has in their pipeline and uses 7nm process is the upcoming Zen 2 architecture which will be a big leap for the company in terms of performance and efficiency. The Zen 2 architecture will be deployed first in the 7nm EPYC Rome processors which are arriving next year and compete favorably against the Intel’s yet to launch, 10nm Ice Lake-SP processors, based on AMD’s internal performance estimates.

Compared to its 10nm FinFET process, TSMC’s 7nm FinFET features 1.6X logic density, ~20% speed improvement, and ~40% power reduction. TSMC set another industry record by launching two separate 7nm FinFET tracks: one optimized for mobile applications, the other for high-performance computing applications. via TMSC

  Later this year, GF will use immersion steppers to tape out its first 7-nm chip, an AMD processor. An IBM processor will follow with ASICs coming in 2019, said Patton.

GF made the size of its 7-nm pitches and SRAM cells similar to those of TSMC to let designers like AMD use both foundries. AMD “will have more demand than we have capacity, so I have no issues with that,” he said of AMD using the Taiwan foundry. via EETimes