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AMD Bulldozer aims the second part of 2011 |
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Written by Fuad Abazovic
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Tuesday, 13 October 2009 14:12 |
32nm
AMD's new architecture should be coming in the second part of
2011. This is AMD’s only hope to catch up with Intel as Nehalem is about to get
replaced in late 2010 with new architecture codenamed Sandy Bridge.
The trouble is that when AMD goes to 32nm with Bulldozer
Intel should be getting ready to launch its 22nm shrunk version of Sandy Bridge
codenamed Ivy Bridge.
Bulldozer should be as big leap as K8 and K10 were in their
days and both the market, investors and company do expect a lot from it. GlobalFoundries
will be ready to manufacture these CPUs as of second part of 2010 but it’s the AMD
that they will have to wait, as it’s very unlikely that they will have production silicon that early.
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