California-based Advanced Micro Devices, the world's second largest vendor of computer processors, is expected to announce an update of its business line of microprocessors, which will provide customers with a new series of Phenom II and Athlon II CPUs. Part of the chip maker's new and improved platform for business customers, the new processors are featured with technologies that matter to the business segment. There are a couple of new models that are expected to make their way on the market, featuring dual-core, triple-core and quad-core architectures.
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According to recent details that have surfaced on the Internet, the new CPUs will be coupled with AMD's next-generation platform, codenamed Kodiak, which is based on the new AMD 785G and SB710 chipset combo. The platform also boasts a DASH-compliant LOM (lights out management) chip, a trusted platform module 1.2 (TPM) chip and the graphics capabilities of the new AMD chipset, the 785G. These graphics improvements include the support for DirectX 10.1-enabled applications, the universal video decoder 2.0 (UVD) and support for DisplayPort, DVI, HDMI and VGA connectivity.
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