News Description
AMD officially confirms droping the ATI branding from all its new graphics solutions
VR-Zone - August 30, 2010 2:57 PM
vr-zone.com -
It is somewhat unfortunate, but things like that were bound to happen. After having bought over ATI technologies four years ago, AMD has finally decided to start transitioning the ATI brand over to that of its own banner later this year, which is in line with the company’s Fusion plans for a complete platform solution. Guess the rumours were true, after all.
Read on for the full press release by AMD.
Click here to read the full article
Related Features
- AMD refreshes FirePro series at the entry level with V3900 5
- AMD refreshes FirePro series at the entry level with V3900 3
- AMD Adds a Third Foundry for its Fusion APUs: Hello IBM 3
- AMD Adds a Third Foundry for its Fusion APUs: Hello IBM 3
- AMD Trinity ULV 3DMark scores revealed 18
- AMD Trinity ULV 3DMark scores revealed 10
- AMD Trinity Ultrathin Notebook Spotted at AMD’s Financial Analyst Day 6
- AMD Trinity Ultrathin Notebook Spotted at AMD’s Financial Analyst Day 10
- AMD Explains Trinity codename: Piledriver, Northern and Southern Islands 8
- AMD Explains Trinity codename: Piledriver, Northern and Southern Islands 5
- AMD uncloaks tablet processor plans 4
- AMD uncloaks tablet processor plans 4
- AMD A8-3870K makes it past 6GHz with memory at 3505 MHz! 10
- AMD A8-3870K makes it past 6GHz with memory at 3505 MHz! 8
- AMD APU/GPU 2012-13 Roadmap 5
- AMD APU/GPU 2012-13 Roadmap 5
- AMD doubles down on existing Opteron server sockets 4
- AMD doubles down on existing Opteron server sockets 4