The competitive landscape in workstations is stronger than it’s been in nearly two decades. For the first time since the mid-2000s, the industry can count not one but two genuinely viable suppliers for each of the workstation’s primary components: Intel and AMD in CPUs and Nvidia and AMD in discrete professional GPUs (with Intel currently auditioning to be the third in GPUs). And in contrast to many points over that span, all today are arguably putting their best foot forward at the same time, without any stark weaknesses in their product lines.
