Our Zen CPU will outperform Intel Broadwell-E: AMD

The architectural description makes this sound like it's going to have half the floating point power of broadwell per core per clock. They will need a lot more cores and/or clocks for the same power envelope to compete (sounds unlikely). Also the Skylake E will have 4x the floating point computation per core per clock, so I don't know how competitive it will be in that market either...
 
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