Release AMD Opteron Processor -Based ARM A1100

AMD today announced the latest achievements in technology development server . AMD's server processor platform show the development of 64 -bit ARM -based 28 nanometer fabrication process technology .

Through a press release received Okezone , Wednesday ( 29/01/2014 ) , AMD also announced the first ARM -based processor family , the AMD Opteron A1100 Series and a development platform , which includes that ' evaluation board ' and also some applications that support complete .

In addition , AMD also announced its support of the Open Compute Project event by designing a new micro - servers utilizing AMD Opteron A - Series . The processor giant also revealed the contribution of micro - design of the new server , as part of the specifications of the motherboard called " Group Hug " .

AMD A - Series Opteron , codenamed " Seattle , " will be tested in this quarter along with the development platform that will facilitate the creation of software or applications to servers with ARM -based processors .

AMD Introduces its First ARM Processor

AMD announced plans to make the server CPU based on ARM in 2012 ago . Now , the plan has begun to happen with the announcement of " Seattle " , of the company 's first CPU -based ARM .

Quoted from ZDNet , Wednesday ( 01/29/2014 ) , Seattle is a series of processors for the server that will have an official name Opteron A Series . The first models of this product line is the Opteron A1100 is equipped with 4 or 8 cores ARM Cortex - A57 . The core architecture brings 64 - bit and run at speeds up to 2 GHz .

AMD 's new chips will also include a cache of 4 MB of level 2 and level 3 of 8 MB . Support DDR3 and DDR4 memory cover , with a capacity of up to 128 GB .

Connectivity including eight owned version 3.0 PCIe lanes , eight SATA 3 ports , and two 10 Gigabit Ethernet port speed . There is also a search for cryptography and compression . A series Opteron power consumption referred to only about 25 watts .

Differences Old Game with Modern Game

Nolan Bushnell , important founding figures reveal differences Atari gaming console video games of old with modern times like today .

Nolan Bushnell together with the Atari never gain success in the 1970s . He who pioneered the forerunner to the emergence of the ' Dingdong ' called Pong .

Reported by Mashable , Tuesday ( 28/01/2014 ) , Nolan revealed that many games today comes with a gratuitous complexity ( gratuitous complexity ) . That is , modern games appear with a high level of complexity compared to the old school games .

" Technology does not allow ( complexity ) was in the past . Essence of the gameplay in many ( games ) is simple without ambiguity , " said Nolan .