Anyone investing in AMD?
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Its Not just that...the entire market is in a bad place
When it crashes I'm throwing every cent I have at it
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
AMD or others?
Tug life
I stay fly like a guillemot
Facts!! This is what you call a sale. I closed a couple positions in certain companys to re-enter at a low price. This is where the money is made, when the market is down. The only question is where is the bottom and when the market will turn around. People are expecting after mid term elections but some people also say we are on the brink of a financial meltdown worse than that of 2008 but only time will tell
All stocks. I'm keeping a eye on msft esp
I wish y'all would post shyt like this in the boiler room thread.
I just set up an alert if it falls below $11.00.
Tug life
I stay fly like a guillemot
I think it would settle at around $15 before it goes up. Old resistance becomes new support. Over the last couple of years $15 was the resistance, if i can get it at $10-12 that would be a fukking steal. I would go all in at that point
AMD design win w/ Apple, will be featured in some Mac Books nx month.
Plus:
The new Blackmagic eGPU Pro is exciting because it delivers nearly twice the performance of the original model of the Blackmagic eGPU,” said Grant Petty, CEO, Blackmagic Design. “Whether you’re editing and color grading professional video with DaVinci Resolve, playing 3D games or working in VR, the Blackmagic eGPU Pro gives you the latest cutting edge graphics performance and computational acceleration available. It simply makes everything faster and makes everything look better!”
Blackmagic Design Announces Blackmagic eGPU Pro
And:
In tandem with Cray’s Shasta disclosures, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is announcing that NERSC, the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center, has chosen a Cray Shasta supercomputer for its NERSC-9 system, slated for delivery in late 2020. Named “Perlmutter” (after Nobel Prize winning astrophysicist Saul Perlmutter), the system will feature AMD Epyc processors and Nvidia GPUs offering a combined peak performance of ~100 petaflops and a sustained application performance equivalent to about 3X that of the Cray Cori (NERSC-8) supercomputer. The new contract, which includes a Cray Clusterstor storage system, is worth a reported $146 million, one of the largest in Cray’s history. (We’ll be reporting additional details of the NERSC-9 system soon.)
Cray Unveils Shasta, Lands NERSC-9 Contract
Might be in for a lil bump next week:
Presumably, this means the “Milan” kicker to next year’s “Rome” Epyc processors, which are sampling now and which are expected to launch in 2019. AMD is expected to reveal some of the feeds and speeds of the Rome Epycs next week in a big shindig in San Francisco alongside its launch of the “Vega+” GPUs for its Radeon Instinct accelerators.
Berkeley Lab First In Line for Cray “Shasta” Supercomputers
Plus:
The new Blackmagic eGPU Pro is exciting because it delivers nearly twice the performance of the original model of the Blackmagic eGPU,” said Grant Petty, CEO, Blackmagic Design. “Whether you’re editing and color grading professional video with DaVinci Resolve, playing 3D games or working in VR, the Blackmagic eGPU Pro gives you the latest cutting edge graphics performance and computational acceleration available. It simply makes everything faster and makes everything look better!”
Blackmagic Design Announces Blackmagic eGPU Pro
And:
In tandem with Cray’s Shasta disclosures, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is announcing that NERSC, the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center, has chosen a Cray Shasta supercomputer for its NERSC-9 system, slated for delivery in late 2020. Named “Perlmutter” (after Nobel Prize winning astrophysicist Saul Perlmutter), the system will feature AMD Epyc processors and Nvidia GPUs offering a combined peak performance of ~100 petaflops and a sustained application performance equivalent to about 3X that of the Cray Cori (NERSC-8) supercomputer. The new contract, which includes a Cray Clusterstor storage system, is worth a reported $146 million, one of the largest in Cray’s history. (We’ll be reporting additional details of the NERSC-9 system soon.)
Cray Unveils Shasta, Lands NERSC-9 Contract
Might be in for a lil bump next week:
Presumably, this means the “Milan” kicker to next year’s “Rome” Epyc processors, which are sampling now and which are expected to launch in 2019. AMD is expected to reveal some of the feeds and speeds of the Rome Epycs next week in a big shindig in San Francisco alongside its launch of the “Vega+” GPUs for its Radeon Instinct accelerators.
Berkeley Lab First In Line for Cray “Shasta” Supercomputers