AMD teams up with Samsung Electronics on next-generation embedded processors
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is collaborating with Samsung Electronics on its next-generation embedded processors, industry officials said Wednesday. The US semiconductor company unveiled its sixth-generation AMD EPYC Embedded 9006 on Tuesday (local time), incorporating Samsung's enterprise memory and storage solutions, they said. "As memory and input/output technologies advance, manufacturing…
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has announced a partnership with Samsung Electronics to develop next-generation embedded processors, industry sources reported on Wednesday. The US semiconductor giant introduced its sixth-generation AMD EPYC Embedded 9006 on Tuesday, incorporating Samsung's enterprise memory and storage solutions, they disclosed.
Choi Jang-seok, a senior Samsung Electronics official, stated that as memory and input/output technologies progress, manufacturing test environments must also advance to meet increasing performance and bandwidth demands. AMD's new processors boast up to 1.8 times the throughput of their predecessors. These processors are engineered for industrial applications necessitating high-performance computing.
Through the joint venture, Samsung Electronics seeks to acquire the computing power, memory bandwidth, and high-speed data processing capabilities essential for validating advancements in next-generation memory performance.
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