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    Intel Itanium director goes to AMD

    Posted on Tuesday, March 28 2006 @ 20:15:58 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Last month Sam Naffziger, an Intel Fellow and Director of Itanium Circuits and Technology, departed from Intel to work at AMD.
    Before leaving, he was responsible for the design of Montecito (a dual core, dual threaded Itanium processor), which has been delayed by nearly a year due to problems with an extremely interesting and aggressive dynamic feedback mechanism, codenamed Foxton. Foxton integrated an on-die ammeter that measures current, and a microcontroller that can dynamically adjust voltage and frequency based on measured results. Naffziger joined AMD in late February or early March, and will help start a Fort Collins design center.

    AMD initially aims to hire 30 designers in Fort Collins, but will increase the head count to 200 if there are enough interested engineers. Managers from AMD moved to the area in early January to set up an office; they have posted ads in the local paper also held a job fair.
    More info at Real World Tech.


     
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