Details Of AMD And ATI’s Fusion Baby Leak
A few new details about AMD’s mysterious Fusion CPU/GPU combo chip have leaked to the Web and they seem to confirm what some rumours have been saying, namely that AMD would be making the chip with help from the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest chip plants. ATI, whom AMD bought two years ago, had been a long time customer of TSMC so the deal makes sense. The technical details point to the first processor under the Fusion name will launch Q1 of next year, and will be a dual-core Phenom CPU running along side an ATI RV800 as GPU at 40nm, a “half-node” size that will probably transition to 32nm within a year. It’s an exciting idea, we just hope AMD can pull it off. [TG Daily]
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Yay! This means that Intel will soon be sending under-the-table payments to retailers and manufacturers to exclude AMD from the market while Intel plays catch-up (copy-up).