In the 11 months at the helm of Intel, CEO Pat Gelsinger has made many adjustments to the company's strategy, business lines, etc., and kissinger seems to feel very bright on the face of the latest 12th-generation Core processor performance.
In a New Year's address video shared on LinkedIn, Kissinger said that the 12th generation of Core is a bombshell, and we have regained control of the game. In today's consumer market, AMD is only in Intel's rearview mirror and will never have the opportunity to surpass our lead.
He also talked about Intel's advanced process planning, Intel 7 (10nm) after Intel 4 (7nm), Intel 3, Intel 20A and Intel 18A, that is, within 4 years (before 2025) update iteration 5 nodes.
Finally, Kissinger said that he is still as enthusiastic as when he joined Intel 11 months ago, and is willing to work with 100,000 employees around the world to explore the company's greater growth potential.
However, the outside world also pointed out that in the huge notebook market, the 12th generation Core has not yet proved its position, and AMD has just introduced new products at CES (Ryzen 6000 APU). In addition, in the second half of the year, the Ryzen 7000 based on the Zen4 architecture is about to debut, and there is still a battle between Intel, and whose hand is unknown.
