At CeBit today AMD finally showed off the yield of its 45 nm labors — one host and one desktop chip , a far cryfrom the 16Intel launched with Penryn ’s debut back in January . But , givenAMD ’s woefulness late , on the proficient and biznass fronts , we ’re just glad to see ’em .
https://gizmodo.com/intel-penryn-arrives-in-16-flavors-for-desktops-and-ser-321435
On the other hand , AMD ’s refusal to nail down when in the 2d one-half of ’ 08 they ’ll set up is a scrap worrying — December would basically put them a year behind Intel , and itwouldn’t bethefirst timethey’ve been late . Come on AMD , be awing again , please . Update : Press release below .

https://gizmodo.com/although-we-said-amd-would-make-the-q4-2007-ship-dates-281220
AMD Demos 45 nm Native Quad - Core Processors for Server , Desktop
— Customer Testing of Product Samples Underway —

HANNOVER , Germany . — March 4 , 2008 — AMD ( NYSE : AMD ) demonstrate at the CeBit electronics exhibition its first 45 nm quad - core chips run away multiple operating systems and a range of processing intensive applications . The processors were produced in Dresden , Germany , in AMD ’s Fab 36 300 millimetre manufacture adroitness , using an advanced 45 nm process co - developed with IBM .
AMD 45 nm transistor are engineered to enable greater performance - per - watt capability in AMD processors and platforms . AMD blend new mental process and material with go sharpness engineering , such as immersion lithography and AMD ’s fourth - generation strained silicon , for a highly - manufacturable , extremely - efficient production process .
This important milepost is the first of many as AMD moves toward delivery of 45 nm Cartesian product afterwards this year . The first 45 nm chips demonstrated by AMD include the “ Shanghai ” product for waiter and “ Deneb ” for screen background platform .

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