AMD avoiding Larrabee

    AMD avoiding Larrabee


    Posted: 13 Nov 2009
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    AMD avoiding Larrabee route on road to CPU/GPU "Fusion"

    AMD has revealed more information about its plans to fuse the CPU and GPU. The chipmaker appears to have plotted out a course for itself that's much less daring, but possibly easier on developers, than Intel's Larrabee.
    By Jon Stokes | Last updated November 13, 2009 10:02 AM CT

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    13 Nov 2009



 

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