To be fair to Intel -- they aren't writing the Microsoft code that borks AMD products. And, at CES they have a technology that caught my eye (since I'm an AI fanboy, from afar -- or is that "fangeezer").

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Intel Announces ‘Loihi’ A Revolutionary Neuromorphic ‘Self-Learning’ Chip Which Can Simulate 130 Million Synapses

The first such project is the ‘Intel Loihi’ chip, which is basically a neuromorphic processor, aka a self-learning one. Just like human brains create neural paths over time which is what eventually constitutes our iQ and problem solving capability, this chip will be able to “learn” and have around 130,000 neurons and 130 million synapses (an anology of course)..


AMD won't be competing in the Neuromorphic market very soon.


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