I don't see any news here. Just someone who for some reason doesn't think AMD knows what to do with itself...
Interesting to note that while most news centers around the products and tech AMD is shipping today, much of Intel commentary centers around vaporware shipping at some future date. That could be because that is what 90% of Intel PR is centered on these days. Intel FABs have been struggling to catch up with TSMC for the last five years, unsuccessfully, too, I might add. But some people can't let go of the Intel myth, for some reason--much like Apple's fan base. The central problem for Intel for the last several years and moving forward is its corporate structure. Intel is still trying to learn how to compete with another very strong and very competitive company--Intel's entire organization is built on monolithic, monopolist thinking, because that's what Intel was for the decade prior to Zen2 from AMD. OTOH, AMD is a lean, mean engineering machine that has never known anything but raw competition in its history. Both companies will work and produce according to their corporate structures, imo. I do not see Intel's current CEO as especially apt as he was pulled from Intel's halcyon, monopolist days, which have long passed.