Jen-Hsun Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, talks about the agreement between Intel and AMD to develop a chip with Kaby Lake-G processor and RX Vega graphics and whether or not it will affect his company.
This week an agreement between Intel and AMD was announced, whereby Intel would manufacture chips with Kaby Lake-G architecture processors and implement AMD RX Vega graphics, to boost graphics and stop relying on NVIDIA in gaming laptops. Jen-Hsun Hung, CEO of NVIDIA, logically jumped to see this agreement and has made some quite controversial statements about it and is that this agreement may pose a problem for the company, added to the incorporation of Raja Koduri to Intel to develop graphics gaming.
During an interview, he was asked about the agreement between Intel and AMD, specifically, whether said agreement would affect the company's plans, although Huang has been firm and has replied that: 'Actually, no. I think it is a loss for AMD. His leadership for future generations is now in question. ' In addition, Huang has commented the fact that Intel incorporates graphics of the competition is "a public acknowledgment of the importance of the GPU." This agreement, which will be translated into products next year, is a first step in the MCM market, where we will see a combined system on a single chip, which brings enormous advantages.
The reality is that the future of hardware and specifically that of GPUs may turn around in the coming years with the arrival of Raja Koduri at Intel. Koduri has led the Radeon group and has been the leader of the Vega project, which has ended in failure, but which has helped him learn a lot. Now he will be in charge of developing a dedicated graphics that competes in the gaming market, where Intel has zero weight. Huang does not rule out in the future having a similar agreement with Intel to the one reached now with AMD and says about it: "we will cross that bridge when the time comes."
Source: HotHardware
Why does it take so long to load the page? And if the vega technology was a failure, why are they going to be implemented in notebooks and with intel?
We had problems with a plugin installed to avoid the attacks that we suffered for a week. The RX Vega are a failure, they do not compete with the high-end NVIDIA and less will compete with Volta, which is what they were supposed to have been developed for. Its consumption is crazy and the market price is crazy. Have you seen any RX Vega 64 customized by any AIB on the market?
I will never trust nvidia the errors in drivers are incredible, they never end, I remember years ago you downloaded the driver and it worked without problems, now the number of complaints and errors confirm it, nvidia is pure marketing, I'm sure it will crack play a good role and amd too
NVIDIA driver problems? Man, the perfect drivers are never and problems can appear everywhere, you just have to see the problems that the AMD drivers gave us with the RX Vega 64, which did not give the Wattman data well and when they released new drivers, these They froze Windows 10 and when restarting it gave an error and we had to reinstall the operating system and utilities.
What happens is that surely it solved you by changing the driver but for me, a year has passed and there is no driver to take my card, I had or have that experience, I trusted them because I bought myself many years ago 2009 I created one and It worked very well for me, it almost never gave me problems, but as I say I prefer amd, it does not sell things that will last you 1 year, for me that is lying, well, I trust amd a lot because they sell you something that suits you to last, I hope it brings us surprises next year