Assuming this chip doesn't trip all over itself moving things around, it will be an astonishing amount of computer power in a reasonably sized package. This is for me, the only reason to work at an internet giant; because they will build a tricked out motherboard with two sockets and up to 8TB of RAM and with say a petabyte of attached non-volatile storage available, field solvers, CFD apps, EM analysis would just melt away. Whether it is designing a rocket engine, or folding a protein, or annealing a semiconductor on the quantum level. So often these programs use approximations to allow them to run in finite time, and now more and more of the approximations are replaced with exact numerical solutions making the models more and more accurate.
Five years from now when people are throwing out these machines to replace them with Zen3 or Zen4 machines, I'm going to be super glad to get one and play with it.