Like when apple releases a new iPhone and there’s a new A17 bionic chip, or whatever they’re on now, how is it 40% faster than the last one? What did they discover in 1 year to make it faster? Why didn’t they make these changes in the last one??
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I read this off an AMD article a while back but basically there’s several development teams working mostly independently of eachother to develop faster architecture down the road and the releases are leapfrogged to give each of them time. So technically there’s chip designs in the works for product that won’t be released for another 3-4 years. This is the only real way you can always get a consistently faster product year after year as you aren’t relying on miracle breakthroughs in technology.
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