Originally Posted by
kuroikenshi
also... wow at document, phenomenal presentation, also we can see how their long term marketing strategy plan is falling into place with the technology being implemented, where there wont be any medium to low end GPU's only performance level up, the rest, will be fusion.
Reason for this is that they are either very confident on pre-agreed contracts for OEM manufacturers to build fusion systems (including discrete graphics within the APU, or they're just plain nuts which I don't think is the case to be at all.
The insight and strategic planning from the red team seems to be highly cohesive, and much more comprehensive that the green team's.
The advantages for the red team is that they also run a cpu business, and can allow for dual/combined strategies within different market segments.
This might hopefully make both companies to concentrate on being more competitive (price wise) in the top end graphics segment, and therefore drive prices somewhat lower...
Another eventuality which I do not believe will take place is for Nvidia to lose interest on the high end market, and only focus on commercial and low end graphics...