On 9th December 2015, AMD announced that the company achieved a number one market share position for thin clients. It is based on its thin-client shipments. According to sales to thin client customers last year, AMD APU has more than half of...
Tag: APU
Graphics Technology, Heterogeneous Computing, Processor Technologies
AMD R-Series APU with DDR4 support
On 21st October 2015, AMD announced new Embedded R-Series SOC processors codenamed as "MERLIN FALCON" that establish performance leadership across a targeted range of embedded application market requirements for digital signage, retail signage, medical imaging, electronic gaming, media storage and communications...
Processor Technologies
AMD PRO Control center for APU
The new AMD PRO Control Center enables small and medium businesses to quickly and easily manage the power of AMD systems in the workplace. It includes key features, such as an AMD Energy Saver, PC Health Center, USB Blocker and...
Graphics Technology, Processor Technologies
AMD PRO A-series APU has launched
On 29th September 2015, AMD introduced its most powerful line of AMD PRO A-Series mobile and desktop processors (formerly codenamed "Carrizo PRO" and "Godavari PRO") to deliver exceptional value and performance for today's challenging workloads. The new line of AMD PRO A-Series...
Heterogeneous Computing
HSA enabled APU “Kaveri” by AMD
Once again the increase in available transistors provided the opportunity to integrate CPU with GPU into a single device called as "APU". The close proximity of these two processor types offered the ability to more tightly couple the memory system...
Heterogeneous Computing
hUMA – shared based memory for Heterogeneous system Architecture
A multi-processor system contains two or more processors.All processors share access to common set of memory modules,I/O channels, and peripheral devices. Inter-processor communication can be done through the shared memory. hUMA is the answer to this sharing of CPU and...
Heterogeneous Computing
Heterogeneous Computing Defined
As the name implies, heterogeneous computing refers to systems that use more than one kind of processor. These are multi-core systems that gain performance not just by adding cores, but also by incorporating specialized processing capabilities to handle particular tasks. simplifying the particular...
