Select Coverage of the Quad-Core Launch

The industry is buzzing about the launch of Quad-Core AMD Opteron? processors, the world's
first native x86 quad-core processors. Read what some leading publications reported about the
world's most advanced x86 processor ever.

 

AMD CEO Hector Ruiz discusses Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors and AMD's improved position in the market.
eWeek
AMD Goes on the Offensive

AMD CEO Hector Ruiz discusses how Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors will put AMD ahead.
InternetNews
AMD CEO Predicts 'An Innovation Tsunami

"The release of the hotly anticipated Barcelona processor escalates the competition between AMD and Intel in the server-chip market."
Forbes.com
AMD Ready To Rumble

On a performance-per-watt basis, these processors take the cake with ease...
The Motley Fool
AMD's Barcelona: Power-Sipping Data Center Dominator

What may well become the world's largest supercomputer is now being built at the Texas Advanced Computing Center with Barcelona chips.
Computerworld
Large Orders for Barcelona Chips Starts New Battle

AMD has introduced a new metric to measure server power consumption, Average CPU Power, aimed at giving users a more accurate way to judge how much power their processors will consume.
BetaNews
Barcelona: AMD Unveils New Power Metric for CPUs

AMD highlights new features in Quad-Core AMD Opteron Processors
ExtremeTech
AMD's 'Barcelona' Chips Claim Performance Advantages

"the CPU's power sipping ways and backward compatibility with dual core Opterons will surely create opportunities for channel players in the server market."
CRN
Review: AMD's New Quad Core Barcelona

"It's an industry changing product," said Pat Patla, director of server workstations at AMD. "Barcelona is a ground-up 100% new design. It's the most impactful processor we've ever made."
Marketwatch
AMD rolls out major upgrade to microprocessors

AMD CEO Hector Ruiz discussed the launch of Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors and the importance of fair and open competition
Newsweek
A Chip That's Worth a Wait

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is joining an exclusive club, makers of quad-core chips.
Investor's Business Daily
The AMD, Intel Duel Moves Up The Scale To Quad-Core Stage

The Barcelona launch is as significant as the original Opteron. While the Rev E and Rev F chips were neat products, they represented a doubling up of existing technology. But Barcelona has a new core, a new architecture, and delivers performance per watt leadership.
IT Jungle
AMD Gets Aggressive About Watts with Quad-Core Barcelonas

With the release of its new line of server chips, code-named Barcelona, AMD is emphasizing the average power use of each chip rather than assuming that all chips will be running flat out all the time. The new metric, referred to as Average CPU Power, is designed to help customers get a more realistic idea of how much power and cooling they'll need in real-world situations.
BusinessWeek.com
BusinessWeek Online: AMD's Latest Intel Counterattack

"Star Wars" prequel producer Rick McCallum lauded AMD for standing by Lucasfilm early on at a time when there were no special effects companies outside the movie studios and the technology was made by hand.
InformationWeek
AMD Powers the Force in Lucasfilm's Data Center

Because the chip fits into the same platform as the dual-core model, companies can get a significant performance boost on many workloads at the same amount of power consumption. In addition, the new chip has better virtualization features for consolidating servers.
InformationWeek
AMD to Release Faster Quad-Core in December






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