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| ______________________________________________ 12/04/06 - AMD 2006 revs up 90 thanks to ATI In its latest Semi's company rank, iSuppli reveals AMD strong performance in revenue for 2006 thanks to a strong demand for its product and ATI acquisition. On its side, Intel, still first, is down 4B$ or 11% compared to 2005: "There’s a certain poetic justice to the ATI acquisition boosting AMD into iSuppli’s top-10 ranks in 2006; AMD in 2005 just missed making the top-10 due to the sale of its Spansion flash-memory division.". Read more at iSupply here ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ 10/02/06 - Sun ships 52,000 Opteron cores to Texas Register has the good news. Sun has won a deal to supply the University of Texas with a huge system : "The Texas Advanced Computer Center (TACC) at UT will put a $59m grant from the National Science Foundation toward the supercomputer. The school hopes to have a base version of the computer humming away by June 1 and a final version running by October 2007. All told, the finished product will have a whopping 13,000 four-core Opteron processors from AMD, 100TB of memory and 1.7PB of disk". More here ______________________________________________ 09/28/06 - AMD Major Agreement in China AMD and Founder Technology announced an agreement to offer Founder customers a range of systems based on AMD64 processors, which are recognized for their innovation and performance-per-watt leadership. Founder, China’s second largest PC provider and the seventh largest global desktop PC provider, expects to launch AMD64 processor-based desktop PCs throughout China in early October 2006. The sales agreement will begin with desktop systems and expand to cover both the notebook and the server markets in the near future. Read the whole story here ______________________________________________ 07/13/06 - AMD First Revenue Shipments from Chartered AMD announced that in June it began its first revenue shipments of AMD64 processors manufactured at Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing in Singapore. AMD and Chartered ramped 300mm production at Fab 7 in record time, hitting all major milestones and starting production at mature yields. Initial shipments out of Chartered consisted of microprocessors manufactured on 90nm process technology. The ramp of volume production at Chartered combined with recent announcements in Dresden shows that AMD will have the ability to intelligently scale and flex production in line with customer demand. Read more here ______________________________________________ 07/07/06 - AMD Sales up 52% AMD today announced that sales for the second quarter ended July 2, 2006 are expected to be approximately $1.215 billion – a 52 percent increase compared to the second quarter of 2005 and a nine percent decline compared to the first quarter of 2006. The company’s prior guidance for the second quarter anticipated overall sales to be flat to slightly down seasonally from the first quarter of 2006. Record AMD Opteron processor sales were driven by continued strong demand for single-, dual- and multi-socket configurations for servers and workstations. Sales of entry-level and mainstream mobile and desktop processors were down. ______________________________________________ 05/16/06 - AMD Unveils Energy Efficient Roadmap Leveraging its leadership in performance-per-watt computing, AMD unveiled a top-to-bottom energy efficient AMD desktop processor roadmap at the In-Stat Spring Processor Forum. Consumers and businesses alike are requesting smaller, more elegant PCs that aesthetically complement home and office environments, yet deliver the same performance as larger systems. Read more here ______________________________________________ 04/24/06 - AMD' Growing Momentum in Digital Media at NAB Verizon Business, Omnibus Systems, Autodesk, Adobe, Many Other Digital Media Innovators serving customers better with dual core AMD Opteron Processor-Based Solutions AMD Broadcast End Users Grand Ole Opry, Lakewood Church, KLRU-TV Showcased in the NAB Digital Theater Sponsored by Microsoft At the National Association of Broadcasters convention today, AMD demonstrated growing momentum for AMD64 technology adoption in broadcast and digital media pipelines for the production, management, and distribution of digital media content. Read more here ______________________________________________ 04/12/06 - AMD Reports First Quarter AMD today reported sales of $1.33 billion, operating income of $259 million, and net income of $185 million, or $0.38 per share for the quarter ended March 26, 2006. These results include a stock-based compensation expense of $15 million due to the implementation of SFAS 123(R) and an expense of $20 million associated with the partial redemption of senior notes. Read more here and enjoy CC Transcript here ______________________________________________ 04/07/06 - AMD Starts Revenue Shipments from Fab36 At a press conference announced that in March it began first revenue shipments of AMD64 processors manufactured at Fab 36 in Dresden, Germany. AMD ramped the new 300 millimeter (mm) fab to 90 nanometer (nm) volume production in record time, hitting every major milestone on schedule and beginning production at mature yields. Read more here ______________________________________________ 03/24/06 - Cray XT3 for Western Australian SC Program Cray Inc. announced that the University of Western Australia will install a Cray XT3 system as part of the Western Australia Supercomputing Program (WASP). Among the research activities planned for the new supercomputer are major large-scale computational studies and simulations in the areas of geophysics, chemistry, astrophysics, biology, rock mechanics, genetic epidemiology, physics and quantum mechanics, and water research. Read more here ______________________________________________ 03/20/06 - HP announced new t5720 thin client The HP Compaq t5720 Thin Client features the AMD Geode NX 1500 processor with up to 512 MB of flash memory and 512 MB of DDR RAM, raising the bar on the thin-client computing performance. Increased memory capacity and faster processors help applications run faster giving customers the investment protection they are looking for and providing customers with a true desktop-like experience. Read more here ______________________________________________ Older news here - Comments, suggestions, links here |
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