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AMD Readies Shanghai to Battle Nehalem
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on August 17, 2008 under AMD, Hardware, Intel, Main
Advanced Micro Devices is making it clear that its upcoming 45-nanometer processor for servers—"Shanghai"—will compete against what Intel brings to market with its new line of processors based on the upcoming "Nehalem" microarchitecture. According to AMD Senior Vice President Randy Allen, the chip will ship in Q4 2008, and his company will be ready with its server products before Intel. "They... more.
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AMD Initiates Pilot Production of 45nm Chips
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on July 22, 2008 under AMD, Hardware, Main
Dirk Meyer, the new chief executive officer of Advanced Micro Devices, said during a conference call with financial analysts that the company had initiated pilot production of microprocessors using 45nm fabrication process and that the chipmaker was on track to deliver actual products in volume in early fourth quarter.“We are well on track with the 45nm plan as we have been telling this group a... more.
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AMD CEO Steps Down
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on July 17, 2008 under AMD, Hardware, Main, People
AMD announced today that Hector Ruiz is stepping down from his position as chief executive officer in favor of President and COO Dirk Meyer, who was elected by the board of directors to fill the newly opened position; in turn, will become executive chairman of AMD and chair of the board of directors. Ruiz, 62, joined AMD as president and chief operating officer in January 2000 and became AMD's ch... more.
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Advanced Micro Devices, Nvidia May Develop Their “Own” USB3
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on June 11, 2008 under AMD, Hardware, Intel, Main, nVidia
Advanced Micro Devices, Nvidia Corp. and Via Technologies have not yet started development of their own next-generation universal serial bus (USB) controller as they cannot get specifications of the bus from Intel Corp. The latter denies any wrongdoing or intention to affect competitive positions of AMD, Nvidia and others as well as claims that the spec is not finalized. “The challenge is that ... more.
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USB 3.0 battle heats up
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on June 7, 2008 under AMD, Hardware, Intel, nVidia
nVidia and AMD are looking to wrest control from Intel over the specification for USB 3.0.USB 3.0 is the next-generation high-speed connection standard due out next year that is expected to offer 10 times the speed of USB 2.0.At issue is that Intel is allegedly not giving the specification to competitors in the CPU or chipset markets. Intel responds that it is "working hard to get the complete spe... more.
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AMD launches external graphics card box (XGP)
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on under AMD, Ati, Hardware, Main
AMD used the Computex show in Taipei this week to propose XGP - eXternal Graphics Platform, a slimline box you connect your GPU-lite laptop to when you need more graphics horsepower.Fujitsu Siemens (FSC) was on hand to demo the concept with its Amilo GraphicBooster, an AppleTV-like unit with an AMD ATI Radeon HD 3870 GPU built in and hooked up to 512MB of GDDR 3 memory. The box can drive four dis... more.
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AMD unveils new notebook graphics solutions
1 CommentsPosted by Nima on June 4, 2008 under AMD, Ati, Hardware, Main
AMD has launched several new graphics solutions for notebooks and new processors for servers – the ATI XGP (external graphics platform) technology, the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3800, the ATI PowerXpress, and the quad-core Opteron 1300 series. XGP technology, a new external PCI Express (PCIe) 2.0 graphics platform, is designed to deliver enthusiast-class desktop graphics performance and true multi... more.
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AMD Readies Puma Laptops for Launch
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on April 29, 2008 under AMD, Hardware, Main
AMD is preparing to show its Puma Laptop Platform to the world, with the launch penned for June during the Computex trade show. Around 100 laptops based around the Puma platform are being readied in time for the launch The Puma platform highlights includes: AMD Turion X2 Ultra CPU (Griffin) Both Intergrated Graphics & HD3400 Discrete GPU (Using Hybrid technology to switch between the two to... more.
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AMD’s Shanghai proffers 12 cores, HyperTransport 3.0
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on April 19, 2008 under AMD, Hardware, Main
If your interest in processor speeds doesn't extend much beyond "is it fast?" then these juicy tidbits likely aren't for you. That said, AMD is certainly getting excited about its upcoming Barcelona successor: the 45nm Shanghai. The main points of interest out of the gate are HyperTransport 3.0, which was nixed late in the game on Barcelona, and six cores, which are meant to pit the chip up again... more.
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AMD Reports Net Loss of $358 Million
0 CommentsPosted by Nima on April 18, 2008 under AMD, Hardware, Main
Chip-maker AMD revealed some first quarter financial numbers today, and the results aren't exactly stellar. Total revenue for the company was $1.505 billion, but it had sustained a net loss of $358 million, or $0.59 per share, and an operating loss of $264 million. These results include an impact of $50 million, or $0.08 per share, from ATI acquisition-related charges. However, although first qua... more.
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