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[0:00] AMD Ryzen 9 7950X
[0:17] linode.com/techtechpotato
[0:38] Two chiplets and an IO die
[2:10] Locuza's Diagram twitter.com/locuza_
[2:53] Die Yield Calculator Run Through
[10:47] Core Die (CCD)
[12:00] IO Die (IOD)
[13:10] Packaging
[13:23] Total Cost, and Disclaimer
[14:11] Cat Tax
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Die Yield Calculator: web.archive.org/web/20220327163600/caly-technologies.com/die-yield-calculator
[0:00] AMD Ryzen 9 7950X
[0:17] linode.com/techtechpotato
[0:38] Two chiplets and an IO die
[2:10] Locuza's Diagram twitter.com/locuza_
[2:53] Die Yield Calculator Run Through
[10:47] Core Die (CCD)
[12:00] IO Die (IOD)
[13:10] Packaging
[13:23] Total Cost, and Disclaimer
[14:11] Cat Tax
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![[33] Ian Interviews: Renee James, Ampere Computing CEO](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oVYRYMgPgio/hqdefault.jpg "[33] Ian Interviews: Renee James, Ampere Computing CEO
Arm silicon in the data center is picking up steam, and the only company making chips for everyone to buy and use is Ampere Computing. CEO Renee James built the company after spotting the need in the market, and now employees over 1100 people to enable that vision through the Ampere Altra and AmpereOne product lines. Renee has had extensive experience with Intel, and in particular her mentor, Andy Grove, championed her positioning of energy efficient data center processors. In this rare interview, I asked Renee about the state of Arm silicon in this space, why Ampere differs, and the scope of custom cores and machine learning.
[00:00] Intro
[00:43] What/Who is Ampere Computing?
[03:05] What does Ampere Computing do?
[04:46] What are Amperes customer markets?
[07:28] Why develop a custom Arm core?
[11:41] How has Ampere succeed where others failed?
[17:10] Do customers trust Ampere?
[20:11] Does it matter that cloud is making its own silicon?
[23:27] Has machine learning changes the outlook?
[26:08] IPO?
[28:25] What does the future look like?
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