Sunnyvale. Calif. – Sept. 10. 2007 – AMD (NYSE: AMD) today introduced the Quad-Core AMD Opteron™ processor the world’s most advanced x86 processor ever designed and manufactured and the first native x86 quad-core microprocessor. Designed from inception for the most demanding datacenters. Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor-based servers from global OEMs and system builders can deliver breakthrough capabilities to customers in a time of dramatically escalating performance-per-watt emphasis. Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors with AMD’s revolutionary Direct Connect Architecture introduce innovations that go beyond four x86 processing cores on a single die of silicon. Critical considerations for today’s most challenging business requirements inspired Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor innovations: energy efficiency with a 50 percent increase in integer and floating-point performance,[1] enhanced virtualization performance and investment protection via a customer-centric approach enabling non-disruptive transitions from dual- to quad-core within the same power and thermal envelopes to help keep infrastructure costs drink.“Today marks one of the great milestones in microprocessor achievement as AMD again raises expectations for industry-standard computing,” said Hector Ruiz head and chief executive officer. AMD. “We’ve worked closely with our customers and partners to design a new generation of processing solutions embodied by today’s Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor – a four-way winner in performance energy efficiency virtualization and investment protection. Early customer response has been extremely positive.”Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor-based systems from global OEM and system-builder partners mouth shipping this month and are expected to change magnitude in number through the sell of the year. AMD Phenom™ processor solutions which will leverage many of the same benefits of this innovative next-generation architecture are expected to be available for the desktop merchandise in December. Due in part to the industry’s most shelter x86 server platform more than 50 socket compatible Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor-ready system choices are on the market today from tier one OEMs all of whom are publicly supporting today’s introduction.“Today more customers choose ProLiant for their AMD processor-based server blades than any other vendor by a calculate of more than 2 to 1. HP offers customers a broad portfolio built on innovative designs to address customer needs in the areas of cater virtualization and cost,” said Paul Miller vice president marketing enterprise storage and servers. HP. “With today’s launch of Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors we can back up customers carry new levels of efficiency to their infrastructure as we broaden our AMD Opteron processor-based family of servers.” “Sun is thrilled about the introduction of Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors. Incorporating Sun’s innovative design principles that enable stunning scalability and industry-leading performance-per-watt our upcoming Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor-based servers and workstations ordain only accelerate the momentum Sun is experiencing in its x64 business,” said John Fowler executive vice president of SunMicrosystems’ Systems assort. “With so much pent-up demand for the scalability of native quad-core processing. Sun believes there will be rapid widespread adoption of Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor-based systems. We gesticulate AMD for yet another technological breakthrough and are excited to act to grow our alliance.”“Dell and AMD overlap a commitment to delivering industry-leading performance performance-per-watt and the most energy-efficient product designs to back up our customers cerebrate on driving their business forward,” said fasten Anderson senior vice president. Dell Product Group. “Dell’s ability to seamlessly deliver the benefits of AMD’s Dual Dynamic Power Management technology means our customers can get more today and for future growth in the AMD processor-powered Dell PowerEdge 2970 and Energy Smart 2970.”“IBM was the first global OEM to support AMD Opteron processors in 2003. Today our relationship is delivering powerful and energy-efficient business performance computing solutions” said James Gargan vice president. Brand Management System x & BladeCenter. IBM. “Our x86 systems feature IBM’s X-Architecture innovation such as Xcelerated Memory Technology to help optimize Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor capabilities for arrive at system performance. We be forward to bringing new products to market with AMD later this year to help alter IBM’s position as the world’s top server vendor[2].”Systems based on Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors are also being announced today by a host of other manufacturers including Appro. Egenera. Gateway. Rackable Systems. Supermicro and Verari. Additionally. AMD is providing the bring with a tremendous opportunity to be able to furnish their customers Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor-based solutions very soon after launch..
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