Madrid, 25 de febrero de 2009.- Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE: AMD) ha hecho pública hoy la primera demostración en directo de su próximo procesador para servidores AMD Opteron™ de 45 nm y seis núcleos, cuyo nombre en clave es “Istanbul”. Está planeado que este microprocesador se lance al mercado en la segunda mitad de 2009 y se espera que “Istanbul” sea el único procesador x86 de seis núcleos disponible para equipos de dos y cuatro sockets o superiores.
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The demonstration featured a live, seamless upgrade of a system based on 45nm Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors to “Istanbul” processors. “Istanbul” is socket- and thermal-compatible with currently shipping AMD Opteron processor-based systems. The AMD consistent platform approach helps reduce qualification times for OEMs and solution providers, while giving end-users the opportunity to upgrade their existing systems.
“Thus far we see impressive performance and performance-per-watt results in our initial ‘Istanbul’ testing. We expect global OEMs and solution providers to begin shipping systems based on ’Istanbul’ in the second half of this year,” said John Fruehe, director of business development, Server Workstation, AMD.
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