AMD renewed zoom tracking that the assault datacenter, including with ARM processors

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Market companies and data centers has allowed Intel to limit the effects of the fall in PC sales and its still weak performance in the field of mobile devices.

This market also represents a growth opportunity for the big rival Intel, namely AMD. The firm intends to return to the offensive - she has a choice? - As confirmed by its product road-map , just formalized.

Microserveurs as the angle of attack 

To expand its presence in the market for corporate servers and the datacenter, AMD will build on x86 CPU and APU, but also on ARM processors, which clearly differs from its competitor.

The first ARM CPU refiner will, like its other processors, introduced to the market in 2014 It is a 64-bit processor, low power consumption, code-named "Seattle" will -. And based on ARM Cortex A57 .

"Berlin" is a new APU (x86), also planned for 2014, and incorporating the hearts of "Steamroller" processors. AMD promises a doubling of performance over these Kyoto processors.

Latest ad refiner "Warsaw" for 2P/4P and intended for highly virtualized computing environments servers.