Using the current AMD inflated price, you could get an Intel Gold 5218R 20 for $1273. Even with the official pricing of 7302 closer to $900, you are paying only ~$370 for Intel's 4 More Cores and higher Turbos. Not to mention you still get overall higher IPC on Intel's part.

And once you factor in the price of the whole system with ECC RAM, SSD, Network Adaptor etc ( Which you get discount from Intel's part ). The whole package cost isn't so much in flavour of AMD.

So I dont see what is the real killer here. Intel ( And arguably AMD ) are still selling as many as they could make. The EPYC 2 was announced Mid 2019, and it has been 6+ months since it was launched, and yet Intel is still making record Datacenter revenue. With EPYC making minimal gains on a already dismally small base number. I.e Even If they had 100% increase in shipment from a Base Market Share of 1%, it would still only represent 2% of the market.

With the launch of a competitive Notebook APU, where Notebook represent 70% of today's PC market shipment, the assumption of more EPYC Orders with four HyperScaler, launch of two new console, Ray Tracing GPU, new GPGPU, AMD is forecasting 30% YoY revenue growth. Different people may have different perspective on this number. But I really dont see any "Real Killer" here.

And that is speaking as someone who really wants to see AMD to grow a lot more, but the Data suggest otherwise.