Even though it is well known that Advanced Micro Devices has strong
intentions to start commercial shipments of its FX-series code-named
"Zambezi" microprocessors based on Bulldozer micro-architecture, the
intrigue remains when exactly the company formally introduces new chips
and reveal its levels of performance.
According to a slide, which presumably comes from a presentation by
Gigabyte Technology, a major maker of mainboards, AMD will officially
launch FX-series central processing unit (CPU) on June 7, 2011, at
Computex trade-show in Taipei, Taiwan. The slide was published by ATI-Forum.de web-site.
While it is not completely clear what kind of peculiarities of
next-generation graphics processors will be revealed at the summit, it
is highly likely that going forward both AMD and its arch-rival Nvidia
will attempt to make GPUs more programmable and better suitable not only
for graphics processing, but also for complex computing.
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