IBM on the surface for AMD production of the next generation a series fusion chip

February 6 News, according to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html "> Media reports, AMD recently disclosed at an analyst meeting, it has begun to produce chips at IBM's facilities. The partnership is thought to be a guarantee that AMD will be able to supply PC vendors with the next generation a fusion chip code-named "Trinity" and compete with Intel's core I-series future offerings.

' We will win together, ' said AMD CEO Courville Rory Read. We are cooperating at a very good time, and we are cooperating in difficult times. What we're seeing is collecting data through the production line by partnering with IBM and GlobalFoundries to focus on performing chip testing.

AMD's processor production is exclusively done by GlobalFoundries. GlobalFoundries is a semiconductor foundry manufacturer controlled by Atic and AMD, a financial institution based in Abu Dhabi. AMD has complained over the past 2011 years that GlobalFoundries's finished product rate has been low, and even signed an agreement to pay for the chips that are available, rather than on a per wafer basis.

The production of chips at IBM's facilities has many implications. The most important of these is to improve the ability to compete with Intel in quantity. Although Intel has 6 cash semiconductor manufacturing plants around the world, the production capacity of chips is several times larger than that of IBM and globalfoundries, but growth capacity is clearly beneficial for AMD.

(Responsible editor: Lu Guang)