AMD's Multiprocessor Platform Gets Linux Certs
Well, not all the news today is about Intel. AMD clocked in with news that Linux distributors Caldera, MandrakeSoft, Red Hat, SuSE, and Turbolinux have certified the Athlon MP processor and AMD-760 MP chipset. The silicon combo has been thoroughly tested for the platforms, given a little pat on the back, and sent along its merry way out into server world. Not much more to say than that.
ATI Pledges Allegiance to 3GIO
- ADI's SoundMAX Subsystem Picked for 2GHz P4 Boards
- Adaptec's USB 2.0 and 1394 PCI Cards Bundled With Intel P4 Boards
- Creative's Flashy PC Camera
- JNI Demonstrates Native 133 MHz PCI-X Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter at IDF
- AMI's Single Processor, Embedded Motherboard
- SONICblue's Dual-Deck VCRs Let You Skip Commercials
- NVIDIA Offers Video In/Video Out With Remote Control
- DDR ALADDiN-P4 Chipset
- P4 DDR Support March 2002
Intel Demonstrates the Mobile P4, Pitches Wireless, Promises the Moon
- NVIDIA Announces Power Saving for Mobile GPUs
- Canon's New Elura DV Camcorder
- Matrox's New Millennium G550 Dual DVI Graphics Card
- Intel Pitches Wireless Networkng Products for SOHO and Home Users
- Portable Flash USB Storage: EasyDisk
- ATI Unveils ALL-IN-WONDER RADEON 8500DV
- Labor Day: No News on Monday
- Cypress and MorethanIP Build IP/Cores for Communications
- NEC Launches 32-Bit RISC Microcontroller for Mobile Applications
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