AMD is again! Takes a Jab at Intel Xeon with the airport advertising campaign for AMD EPYC

With the launch of AMD Ryzen, Intel has been facing problems because of competitive prices and Ryzen's performance. However, AMD recently took a direct hit with Intel Xeon processors and AMD is back with its airport advertising campaign for its AMD EPYC processors.

AMD went to the San Jose International Airport with its advertising campaign for AMD EPYC processors. Using these commercials, AMD not only announced its EPYC processors, but also launched a call on Intel Xeon processors calling them "Relic" and comparing them to dinosaurs

AMD EPYC processors offer "more performance, more security and more value "one of the claims of ads. You can check it in the video below.

Gunshots! AMD Epyc Server Processor Campaign at San Jose Airport! However, as we mentioned above, this is not the first time that AMD has done it because at the beginning of this month, AMD did the same thing and called Intel while marketing EPYC

. Xeon was great. So was the coal. "Comparing the Xeon processors with AMD coal suggests that just as coal has a limited number of uses nowadays, Intel Xeon is also a thing of the past and many have gone to the AMD EPYC CPU.

used phrases such as "No one has ever been fired to buy Xeon. UNTIL "NOW." It is clear that AMD does not stand out when it comes to making a jab at Intel

Speaking of AMD, the company has announced its 32zen Ryzen Threadripper 2990X but has not yet unveiled its specifications and release date. 19659002] Although it's still time before that happens but overclock Der8auer simulated Threadripper 3290X 32-core using overclocked AMD EPYC 7601.

However, the overclocker has faced obstacles along the way and the performance is not a complete representation of the upcoming Ryzen Threadripper due to some constraints on EPYC 7601

In addition, AMD would have a partnership with Ferrari for the revealing event of the second generation Ryzen Threadripper 2990X and will be the host of the event in Maranello in northern Italy.

In terms of specifications, rumors and leaks have suggested Threadripper 2990X will have a base clock of 3 GHz and a boost clock of 4 GHz with 64 MB of L3 cache and XFR support

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