AMD's announcement of integrating RF-sampling data converters into its Versal adaptive SoCs marks a significant evolution in their technology, enhancing capabilities for demanding applications such as 5G and 6G base stations. Despite the potential advantages, including space savings and integration benefits, user comments express skepticism about the practicality and suitability of Versal in certain embedded applications compared to the Zynq Ultrascale+, which appears to have a more established use case. Many users are curious about the market applications, questioning whether these innovations will serve high-volume markets or remain confined to specialized sectors like lab equipment. Challenges in knowledge transfer between digital and analog RF technologies have been noted, raising questions about skill gaps that could impact future development. Additionally, the production timeline seems far-off, which could affect market readiness and competitive positioning.