Linked by Jordan Spencer Cunningham on Sat 28th Feb 2009 20:29 UTC
AMD recently said that they'd be starting onto the 32nm track, beginning production around the fourth quarter of 2010. Intel, on the other hand, has already demonstrated some of its prototypes and will be rolling these babies out to the public come the fourth quarter of-- ah-- this year. AMD isn't manufacturing these chips, however, and is instead laying the load on the newborn Foundry Company, which was created with the help of AMD out of ATI.
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I remember when AMD was ahead of intel in production... You know what happened? AMD got a good kick to the head. Show your cards too early causes problems. I can remember mistakes made first by intel opened up the AMD64 64bit to kick intel for a round intill production was changed.
And we all know that AMD at some point will provide a chip that is cooler and more efficient than intel at some stage. I hope they can bring out some more 45W TDP proc's that consumers can buy. AMD need to be the first to bring out the 6-8 core proc and surprise intel.