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Hopefully the CPUs will be available soon.


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Hope they'll roll out the dedicated-cores plans for these.

I would not bet big money on new CPUs arriving as previously scheduled. There is about to be a major re-think on CPU architecture with security in mind - or so I would hope.

I'm hoping the same. But even then, the CPU is only a relatively small part of the whole system.

With recently a flood of CPU SKUs, I suggest to wait at least end of this year for all of them widely available.

I would expect SoCs using these cores to be announced at the end of this year and ship early next year.

There's work on multicore doing on right now; IIRC, there was a possibility that it could've shipped in the 2015 December release, but didn't make it. So I think/hope it should be available in the near future.

I'm guessing that nobody wants to buy new CPUs until a whole new architecture is available. Bad luck in the timing.

Currently, there are no plans for consumer-grade CPUs. Even this new CPU class is shipping in 2023.

Seems like they're not announcing the CPU just yet?

and .. "Full specifications of the CPU will be released shortly, so the more programatically advanced of you can get a head start."

Will be nice to see some affordable motherbords and processors with this architecture.

Hopefully, mobile CPUs next for both Intel and AMD.

They would be betting that by the time they're ready to go to market, the CPUs to support it will exist.

The new processor isn't sold yet.

Waiting for them as well. Most of all, we really need fast-CPU instances with the ENA, not the Intel NIC.

It looks like Intel 10nm desktop CPUs are going to be available only in 2020.

I sure hope so. I think we may be on the cusp of a renaissance in the CPU space. Intel UCIe, RISC-V, ARM, etc, have all been quite exciting lately.

I'm an optimist so I imagine buying made to order CPUs from Intel or TSMC where you can pick and choose features and chiplets that can come from any number of companies.


I have been looking to upgrade my i7-4770k rig to a Ryzen 5900x, but after seeing this insanity and paying attention to what the mfg's are being vague about, looks like I'll be waiting until June (or later). By then, there may be an entirely new generation of chips ready.

I can't wait to see the result this will have on the CPU market especially with the rest of their CPU line up coming later this year
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