Posts Tagged ‘AMD’

Intel’s Upcoming Larrabee Project

Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

Intel announced on Monday about their forthcoming Larrabee architecture which is going to be the foundation for their future Intel “many-core” graphics processors. This will be a major shift from their Pentium Pro based architecture model. They will present the model at the upcomg SIGGRAPH 2008 conference.

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AMD Launches Quad Core Opterons for Two-, Four- and Eight-socket Systems

Monday, June 9th, 2008

Advanced Micro Devices releases four more versions of its quad-core Opterons server chip, adding more performance to the company’s product line. The four quad-core processors now available are the 2.5GHz Opteron 2360 SE, 2.4GHz 2358 SE, 2.5GHz 8360 SE, and 2.4GHz 8358 SE. AMD also released three new Barcelona processors for single-socket servers earlier in June.
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FTC Opens Antitrust Enquiry Against Intel

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

FTC started a formal investigation today to find out whether Intel, world’s largest chip maker has used its dominance to suppress its competitors.

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Sun Announces Open Source Solaris Operating System

Monday, May 5th, 2008

Sun Microsystems has released Solaris as open-source software. This is a step to counter the dominance of the rivals Red Hat, IBM and Microsoft.

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AMD Confirms the Release of Tri-Core Phenom Desktop Chip

Thursday, March 27th, 2008

Advanced Micro Devices rolled out a triple-core Phenom X3 processor on Thursday. The chips will actually be a four-core Phenom with one core disabled, according to AMD representatives. AMD said the new processor would give consumers a 30% performance step up from dual-core, without the price jump (OEM Price: X3 8400 - $152) entailed in moving to quad-core.

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