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DOC_ZENITH píše:Na 32nm či lepších to nemaj ještě ani testlé, šance že na to Glofo přejde za méně než tři roky je nulová, v praxi to vidim na 4-5 kdyby se pro to rozhodli. Tuzdiž ve vztahu k produktům přicházejícím je to irelevantní....

o far SuVolta has fabbed the transistor in 65nm and made all the results publicly available, but also claims that the technology scales to 32nm and beyond, but have yet to publish any of those findings

Read on Tuesday said AMD must focus more on its customers and market than it does on its chief rival Intel in order to gain share and boost performance. He noted AMD also needs to focus on companies that license ARM Holdings PLC (ARMH, ARM.LN) architecture, such as Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM).

"It's not that we turn our back on the competitors," Read said. "It's that we become customer- and market-focused."

Read didn't dismiss the possibility for AMD to license ARM architecture, saying it will depend on where the market goes and what customers want.

"What's most important is that you always listen to the customer," Read said. "When the customer speaks, the industry speaks, you've got to listen."

He said it would be a "very simple" decision to work with ARM if that was the direction the market went. But Read said AMD will continue focusing on improving its x86-based chips.

Read added Intel, with its dominant position in the PC market, will hesitate to make big changes as it seeks to protect the status quo. And companies making chips based on ARM architecture will face their own struggles with expanding into new markets, he said.

"We have a lot of IP and a lot of capability," Read said. "We're going to continue to play those cards, but as you move forward, making sure that you're able to be ambidextrous is definitely a winning hand."