Why would they put a dig at Intel’s consumer chips in a slide deck for their server parts? The Intel Xeons don’t have E-cores. This doesn’t make any sense unless I’m missing something.
Also, you know AMD has recent consumer chips without AVX-512, right?
Xeons with E-cores are planned: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sierra_Forest
And even if they weren't, it would still be a cheap PR win.
>Also, you know AMD has recent consumer chips without AVX-512, right?
All the current generation processors (Zen4) support AVX-512, both mobile and desktop. It may be confusing because AMD's numbering scheme is intentionally misleading and they sell previous gen chips with new model numbers.
Intel server CPUs with E-cores that will use the Xeon brand, because they will have much more cores (6-times more, i.e. 144 vs. 24) than the current models, are announced for 2024.