Miyamotoo said:
I think they talked specifically talked about new SOC wins, not about old SOCs in smaller NM process. |
When someone wants to bring a current SOC to a new process, the chip has to be redesigned because not every components reacts the same way (some parts get smaller than others). A new design is usually called a new product, and it would also explain why there will be only a 15% increase in revenue despite having 3 new products: one or two will act as replacements for the older parts.
OT: We'll have to wait and see what are those 3 new SOCs and if the three of them are for consoles, because while every AMD console product is a SOC, not every SOC from AMD is for consoles.
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