"Bulldozer" Hao Dragon is coming. AMD Cloud computing accelerates

November 14, the industry is looking forward to the "bulldozer" (bulldozer) architecture Hao long processor came out. AMD continues to be in the core number of the surging, the latest Hao Dragon 6200 to expand to 16 cores, Hao long 6200 is also the world's first 16 core x86 processor. Due to the focus on the Chinese market, AMD also placed 16 nuclear Hao Dragon's global starting ceremony in Beijing, including AMD Global senior Vice president and chief marketing officer Nigel DESSAU,AMD senior vice president and Chief Information Officer Mike Wolfe, AMD Global vice President and Business division general manager Paul Struhsaker and AMD Global senior vice president and Greater China Region President Deng AMD Company high-level attended this event and witnessed the advent of a landmark product. AMD's partners Dell, Hewlett-Packard, China Branch Shuguang, Micro, Acer, etc. on the same time on display based on the latest Hao long processor server platform, marking the 16 core Hao long processor and its server platform is ready.

Deng, AMD Global senior vice president and president of Greater China, said that the advent of the 16 nuclear headquarters and the global launch in China, from products and technology to verify the three major AMD strategy, that is, Low-power computing platform, dedicated to the development of cloud computing and China and other emerging markets attention. Currently, in the Global High cloud computing development today, the advent of the 16 core Hao long processor is of great significance, it is AMD for cloud computing products and technology, and AMD will combine the industry chain to bring the market with cost-effective cloud computing solutions.

16 Nuclear hao Dragon: Cloud Technology "core"

Statistics show that more than 40% of companies are ready to deploy or use cloud computing in the coming year. In the current situation, who can provide the appropriate cloud computing technology, products and solutions, means in the future cloud computing tide will remain invincible. AMD is also sensitive to this opportunity. Early in the 2011, AMD released the next generation of APU technology, also known as "Cpu+gpu" to meet future graphics and other high-performance computing processing requirements. Today, AMD has launched the "Bulldozer" micro-architecture of the Hao long processor, indicating that AMD in the future cloud computing infrastructure has a greater say.

Nigel Dessau, AMD Global senior Vice president and chief marketing officer, says the bulldozer architecture processor is a very important release that not only changes how the client works, but also changes how the server works. More than 2 million AMD processors are currently operating in the cloud environment.

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)