Volgens de informatie van The Register zal AMD op 15 mei haar eerste Palomino processors aankondigen. Hoogstwaarschijnlijk dan de mobile en/of de server-versie, aangezien de desktop Palomino's pas in het derde kwartaal het daglicht zullen zien. Check hieronde een gedeelte uit het bericht:
We reckon AMD will launch the server and mobile parts, at the very least. According to the company's latest roadmap, revealed at its analyst meeting last week, Palominos aimed at mobile applications and at one- to two-way server and workstation roles are set to ship by the end of June.
[...] The server version is new to us, in the sense that we'd always assumed that it would be identical to the desktop version. Channel sources suggest that it's a product in its own right. Offering more on-die cache - just as server-oriented Pentium III Xeons have more cache that desktop-oriented PIIIs - would seem the most likely way of differentiating the two. [break]Indien de Palomino server-versie daadwerkelijk binnenkort gereleased wordt (waarschijnlijk ergens in juni), zal volgens The Register de bijpassende 760MP chipset ook niet meer lang op zich laten wachten. Ook de mobiele Morgan CPU, de opvolger van de mobile Duron kunnen we dan snel begroeten:[/break]AMD will launch its 760MP dual-processor chipset at the same time, we reckon. There's certainly little point in unveiling a CPU for two-way servers without reference to the board the pair of processors will inhabit.
The shipment timeframe of the mobile and server Athlons is only just ahead of Morgan, AMD's next-generation mobile Duron, so it's possible this too will be officially introduced to the world on the 15th.
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