AMD recorded 8.9% growth in the first quarter of 2021, the highest in 15 years In 2020 and into the first quarter of 2021, AMD has focused on high-end desktop CPUs and EPYC chips for servers. The first quarter of the year recorded a record increase of 41% over the same period last year, which is the highest number for the CPU market in 25 years. AMD’s biggest growth most recently came in 2006, when the chipmaker saw its server CPU market share increase from about 5-7% to about 22% in just 18 months with the 64-bit Opteron processor. bits. Then, Intel overtook AMD to let Intel regain its leadership in technology and hold it for 10 years. AMD has launched EPYC Milan and it is used for data centers and supercomputers. Consistent growth in the first quarter will propel AMD further in its goal of becoming a leader in the server CPU segment. The choice of EPYC chip has proven that AMD’s direction is appropriate in recent times. One question is what the growth of ARM architecture means for ARM and Intel in the near future, while Nvidia, Microsoft and others are gradually moving to produce ARM-based CPUs. As for Intel, most recently launched Rocket Lake processors and they compete directly with AMD Ryzen 5000. However, Intel’s chips are more commonly found in retail stores at very affordable prices. competition while AMD’s chips are still rare on store shelves. AMD still has a strong portfolio of next-gen EPYC CPUs such as the 4th Gen EPYC Genoa chips that are expected to be announced next year and will feature the all-new Zen 4 core architecture and a host of other features to addresses Intel Sapphire Rapids & Granite Rapids Xeon CPUs.

The battery capacity on the iPhone 11 Pro gives 4 hours longer use than previous versions. The most notable upgrade on this iPhone model is the triple camera cluster on the back, including two wide-angle sensors and a telephoto sensor, adding a night mode. Especially with Deep Fusion technology, which automatically uses machine learning to stitch nine photos together to increase detail. According to some retail systems, 64 GB iPhone 11 Pro (used) is currently being sold for 15.5 million dong. Meanwhile, a completely new version (100%) costs nearly 20 million VND (down 10 million VND compared to the time of launch). If you have enough money, users should choose versions with higher internal memory so they can comfortably store photos, videos and important documents without worrying about full of memory. In addition, the used 64 GB iPhone XS Max has also dropped to 11.4 million dong, a quite good price at the moment. It has a 6.5 inch screen, supports IP68 standard and uses A12 processor (7 nm process). The front and rear cameras have resolutions of 7 MP and 12 + 12 MP respectively, and Smart HDR feature helps to limit blurred photos, improve quality when shooting in low light conditions … Not long ago, Apple “killed” the iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max to avoid affecting sales of new iPhone models. These phones are still available for purchase, of course, but they won’t be available on Apple’s official channels.