Wednesday, May 2, 2012

AMD Processor

AMD Processor Description
AMD started being a leader in CPU construction in 1991 and was the only one who was facing Intel when they built their first Intel 386 clone called AM386. Since that date, AMD has produced and started selling their AMD processors all over the world with great success.
Over the years, AMD has slowly taken a different path than Intel, grabbing the advantage of the always growing entertainment industry. AMD started producing CPUs better adapted for games and animation's softwares introducing technologies like 3DNow to enhance animations and motions in games, as in professional softwares.
From now on, AMD processors are getting better and never stop hitting higher levels in speed, power and technologies
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AMD Operating System

AMD Operating System Description
The software foundation of the computing platforms, operating systems and hypervisors require a close collaboration with software vendors so they can deliver a platform that enables applications to run and scale seamlessly and delivers full hardware functionality to users.Together Citrix and AMD provide efficient and optimized application, client and server virtualization solutions to meet the needs of today’s adaptive IT organizations. As members of Xen.org and the Xen Desktop Initiative, AMD and Citrix ensure Xen utilizes the latest AMD processor and chipset enhancements to increased virtualization performance and security.Over a history of strong collaboration, AMD and Microsoft have developed groundbreaking solutions that continue to enable new computing possibilities.
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AMD Newest Processors

AMD Newest Processors Description
AMD APUs (Accelerated Processing Units) allow you to configure small-form-factor, long-battery-life PCs that consumers crave, while enabling the powerful, next-generation visual experiences that can set you apart and help create a competitive advantage in a hyper-competitive market.
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New AMD and Intel Octacore Processors
My AMD Processors- Youtube 

AMD Mobile Processors

AMD Mobile Processors Description
The AMD mobile platform is an open platform for laptops from AMD. Though little marketing was done on this platform, it has been competing with the Centrino platform in the segment to gain more marketshare. Each platform has its own specification, catching up the latest technology developments. Since the acquisition of ATI, AMD began to include Mobility Radeon GPUs and AMD chipsets as part of the requirements of the mobile platform; the first of such platforms is the Puma platform.
AMD Mobile Processors
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AMD Llano mobile CPU's
APU Vs. CPU With Integrated Graphics (GPU): AMD

AMD ARM Processor

AMD ARM Processor Description
AMD today laid out its plans for the next couple of years at its Financial Analyst Day. The plans are a mix of familiar and logical extensions of the company's current products, but contained some more surprising elements: specifically, AMD opened the door to future processors that include ARM CPUs.
The underlying themes to AMD's plans are faster iteration—a GPU-like 18-24 months between CPU designs, compared to the current 3 or more years—achieved by moving away from custom designs and depending more heavily on synthesized chip layouts, and lower power usage. This in turn will give AMD more flexibility to integrate CPUs and GPUs—and potentially other co-processors too—into what the company calls APUs (accelerated processing units).
AMD ARM Processor
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AMD CPU New

AMD CPU New Description
AMD has been talking about Fusion for years now. Over time, the term has sort of morphed from referring to specific future products to a general marketing catch-all designed to help people think of the CPU and GPU (graphics processing unit) as the same thing. Somewhere along the way the term effectively lost all real meaning, as delays in AMD's "combination CPU and GPU chip" allowed Intel to catch up to the idea. Today, later than planned and not ahead of rival Intel, AMD is finally shipping a single piece of silicon that combines a CPU and GPU.
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AMD Computer Processors

AMD Computer Processors Description

AMD is the second largest supplier of processors for personal computers.  Many of their products are found in both high-performance and budget-oriented notebooks as well as low-cost, enthusiast-oriented desktop builds.  The Phenom II and Fusion platforms comprise AMD's most popular and mainstream offerings at the time of this writing.  The Fusion processors are a line of AMD processors that contain a graphics procession unit integrated with the processor.  The Fusion line offers similar processors from the energy efficient Atom processor up to the powerhouse Core iX series.
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Intel Vs AMD processor
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