Quote Originally Posted by informal View Post
Latest article by C. Demerjian, consume with salt of course:
http://www.semiaccurate.com/2010/09/...thern-islands/
This was pretty much what I was hoping for from AMD, not on the nvidia side though that's just going to mean higher prices and less real choice. I don't really see anything in nvidia's strategy that allows for a fight back until 28nm.

Both sides were expecting to have a chance at 32nm TSMC and GF dump it so both sides are stuck on 40nm, ATI/AMD still have more room to wriggle with their architecture.

Anyone else thinking nvidia is throwing more effort into their 28nm for a comeback?