Aye, AMD doesn't have it in their portfolio, and this is what they released to investors. Do feel bad for the high end prosumers who bought the high end Threadrippers, granted they were handicapped by the memory controller, Windows 10 not supporting it properly, and programs not scaling up to that many cores. Still, I'm sure people would feel better if the Ryzen 3000 series had more PCIe lanes. Even though it's PCIe 4.0 and boards should feature 3 M.2 slots as we saw with Biostar's, if you're a prosumer with the need for multiple professional level video cards..
Actually the problem is with Microsoft, as was shown back in January that because the Windows scheduler was keyed to Intel's NUMA modes, it's garbage with AMD, whereas with Linux it's perfectly fine, and using the "coreprio" application, it fixes it.
https://level1techs.com/article/unlocking-2990wx-less-numa-aware-apps
