Proof in the pudding. AMD will have no 20nm products at all in 2014. It sounds like there have been zero 20nm tape outs on top of it.
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Christopher Rolland - FBR Capital Markets
Hey guys. Congrats on the quarter and thank you for letting me ask question as well. Can you guys talk about the puts and takes of either moving or perhaps not moving your next-generation follow-on to Kaveri to the next node here and how this might affect your decisions to move other products and families to the next node, or not to move them? Thanks.
Lisa Su - SVP and General Manager of Global Business Units
Sure, Chris. So let me take that and give you a little bit of our thinking.
So in terms of product and technology selection, certainly we need to be at the leading-edge of the technology roadmap. So what we've said in the past is certainly this year all of our products are in 28-nanometer across both, you know, graphics client and our semi-custom business. We are, you know, actively in the design phase for 20-nanometer and that will come to production. And then clearly we'll go to FinFET. So that would be the progression of it.
Relative to the competitiveness of the products, we feel very good about the competitiveness of the products, to vary in terms of total compute, what we're able to do across the stack with our Beema product line and our graphics capability.
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