Every so often, the technology industry goes crazy. To get three events along those lines in the same week just blows the mind. On this podcast, Ian and Ryan discuss the critical stories: Intel buying custom GPUs from AMD, Raja Koduri leaving AMD, Raja Koduri joining Intel, Intel to create custom GPUs, and Qualcomm announcing Centriq 2400. 

The AnandTech Podcast #42: Intel with Radeon Graphics

Recorded on November 10th 2017

Edited by Gavin Bonshor

Featuring

• Dr Ian Cutress, Host, Senior Editor (@IanCutress)
• Ryan Smith, Senior Editor (@RyanSmithAT)

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Total Time:  1 hour, 14 minutes 50 seconds

Outline (hh:mm:ss)

00:00:00 – Introduction

00:00:15 – Intel, with Radeon Graphics

00:30:10 – Raja Koduri leaves AMD: What happens to RTG?

00:38:15 – Raja Koduri joins Intel: Intel to make discrete graphics

01:00:29 – Qualcomm Launches Centriq

01:11:50 – FIN

Relevant Links

00:00:15 – Intel to Create new 8th Generation CPUs with AMD Radeon Graphics with HBM2 using EMIB
00:30:10 – Raja Koduri, AMD’s Radeon Tech Group Leader, Resigns
00:38:15 – Intel to Develop Discrete GPUs, Hires Raja Koduri as Chief Architect & Senior VP
01:00:29 – Qualcomm Launches 48-core Centriq for $1995: Arm Servers for Cloud Native Applications

Apologies for the audio compression of Ian’s audio, it was inherent in the original recording. We now have an editor on staff who will be assisting with the audio setups in future podcasts.

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