Posted on Monday, September 20 2010 @ 18:57 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
AMD's John Fruehe
revealed to TechEye that Bulldozer will start sampling in the fourth quarter of this year.
John Fruehe, director of servers at AMD, said that his company is well placed to compete with Intel in the server and workstation market and is readying a number of initiatives that wll give the big chip company a run for its money.
Fruehe, talking to TechEye during Intel's Developer Forum in San Francisco earlier this week, said that AMD would start to sample Bulldozer cores in the fourth quarter of this year, and would continue to use the same sockets and the same power envelopes to make it easier for companies to migrate to the newer platforms.
