December 16th, 2007

AMDIn 2009, AMD will release the “Shrike” notebook platform featuring Accelerated Processing Unit (APU), which combines general-use CPU cores with specialized accelerator cores on a single silicon die, according to the company’s Notebook Platform Roadmap 2008/2009.

The first APU for laptops, codenamed “Swift”, will consist of AMD “Stars” CPU cores and a graphics processing unit core. The “Swift” chips will be produced using 45 nanometer technology and will be paired with DDR3 system memory in the “Shrike” platform.

AMD Notebook Roadmap 2008/2009 Puma, Shrike

The platform will support 802.11 a/b/g/n, 3G, DASH, and UWB connectivity.

AMD’s laptop roadmap also confirms the release of the “Puma” platform with “Griffin” processor next year.

In: Laptop CPU, Laptop News, Notebook Platforms
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Guti Says:

Would like to see AMD in the leadership of price/performance again…

December 17th, 2007 at 3:33 pm |
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